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#
# This file assumes Java version 1.2 or greater.
# If you use 1.1 this batch file will work if you skip
# the javac step!!!
#
# This file was written for bash
#

#
# did they specify a directory?
# if not, gig them
#
if [ ! $1 ]; then
  echo "No Directory Specified"
  echo "Usage: <applet directory> <last four digits of firmware version string>"
  exit 1
fi

#
# does that directory exist?
# if not, we are out of here
#
ls $1 >/dev/null
retval=$?

if [ "$retval" != "0" ]; then
  echo "$1 not found"
  exit 2
fi

#
# did they specify a version?
#  if so, is is valid?
#    if so set up the correct jar and jibdb file
#          and spew the corresponding FVS
#    otherwise slap them down
#
if [ ! $2 ]; then
  echo "No Version Specified"
  echo "Usage: <applet directory> <last four digits of firmware version string>"
  exit 3
elif [ "$2" = "0003" ]; then
  JIBDB="javaone.jibdb"
  JIBAPI="iButton32.jar"
  echo "Using FVS Java iButton Firmware Version 0.03.0003"
elif [ "$2" = "0004" ]; then
  JIBDB="jib33.jibdb"
  JIBAPI="iButton33.jar"
  echo "Using FVS iButton with Java - Firmware Version 1.00.0004"
elif [ "$2" = "0005" ]; then
  JIBDB="jib35.jibdb"
  JIBAPI="iButton35.jar"
  echo "Using FVS iButton with Java - Firmware Version 1.01.0005"
elif [ "$2" = "0006" ]; then
  JIBDB="jib51.jibdb"
  JIBAPI="iButton51.jar"
  echo "Using FVS iButton with Java - Firmware Version 1.10.0006 OR"
  echo "          iButton with Java - Firmware Version 1.11.0006 OR"
  echo "          Java Powered iButton - Firmware Version 2.00.0006"
elif [ "$2" = "0007" ]; then
  JIBDB="jib52.jibdb"
  JIBAPI="iButton52.jar"
  echo "Using FVS  Java Powered iButton - Firmware Version 2.2.0007"
elif [ "$2" = "0008" ]; then
  JIBDB="jib53.jibdb"
  JIBAPI="iButton53.jar"
  echo "Using FVS  Java Powered iButton - Firmware Version 2.21.0008"
else
  echo "Unknown Version"
  echo " Version can be one of:"
  echo "  0003"
  echo "  0004"
  echo "  0005"
  echo "  0006"
  echo "  0007"
  echo "  0008"
  echo ""
  exit 3
fi

#
# see if a subdirectory exists for requested version
#
ls $1/$2 >/dev/null
retval=$?

#
# if not, make one
#
if [ "$retval" != "0" ]; then
  mkdir $1/$2
fi 

#
# Ugly hack to make javac work. If you use another compiler then
# comment this section out.
#
#

#
# save current directory and change to specified example directory
#
pushd .
cd $1

#
# let everyone know this is an ugly hack
#
echo "."
echo "Performing major hack to get around JDK's insistance that"
echo "java.lang.Error must exist even when we use the bootclasspath"
echo "switch!!!"
echo "."
echo "If you use another Java compiler you can jump over this javac step."
echo "."

#
# save the current directory and create a bogus java.lang.Error class
#
pushd .
mkdir java
cd java
mkdir lang
cd lang

echo "package java.lang;">Error.java
echo "public class Error{">>Error.java
echo "}">>Error.java
popd
# endhack1

echo "Using $JIBAPI $JIBDB"
rm -f *.class

#
# compile the applet
#
echo "Running javac..."
javac -bootclasspath ../$JIBAPI *.java
echo "...javac Done"

# mjrhack2
#
# disavow any knowledge of the previous hack
#
rm -rf java 
# endhack2

#
# back to our original directory
#
popd

#
# remove crusty jiblet
#
rm -f $1/$2/$1.jib

#
# create new jiblet
#
java -classpath ../../DevTools/BuildJiBlet/JiB.jar:$CLASSPATH BuildJiBlet -f $1 -o $1/$2/$1.jib -d $JIBDB