The software is available at http://gxparse.sourceforge.net/.
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Ant 1.6.1 or later is required to build the software. The source file archive(s) should be downloaded and expanded into a file structure, but no binaries are required if you are doing a complete build.
The software directory structure is shown below. A full build, complete with documentation, can be done by changing to the gxparse/admin directory and issuing the command:
ant ship
A list of other build targets can be obtained by issuing the command:
ant -projecthelp
The build directory tree is shown below.
gxparse base directory for all build files | +== admin files and tools used for builds, record-keeping | +== java | | | +== src application source code | | | +== junit junit source code and other files | +== docbook | | | +== gxparse XML source for documentation | | | +== spec docbook specifications (DTDs etc.) | | | +== tool tools for working with docbook | +== bld | | | +== cls application class directory | | | +== devel javadoc for GXPARSE developers | | | +== doc javadoc for API users | | | +== man documentation produced from XML source | | | +== junit output from Junit tests | | | +== cls Junit class files | | | +== html HTML output from Junit tests | +== ship files to be delivered | +== web HTML files for web pages | +== doc User javadoc modified for web pages
The main build file, gxparse/admin/build.xml, runs a number of secondary build files, all named as properties in the main build file. Some of the secondary build files may run other build files, in which case the other build files will be in a descendant of the directory that contains the secondary build files. The secondary build files can be run as self-contained builds, instead of running them from the main build file. However, the secondary build files do not take account of dependencies upon each other. For example, the Junit build file does nothing to ensure that the API classes are up to date.