Add --source option to build a source package instead of a binary deb package

[sven/java-package.git] / lib / javase.sh

diff --git a/lib/javase.sh b/lib/javase.sh
index 93215da8fc6c11f5d1129dc7e9a35262ac0df7ba..91187fc0dffac1a96d231b0077389960758e715e 100644 (file)
--- a/lib/javase.sh
+++ b/lib/javase.sh
@@ -197,21 +197,36 @@ jinfos() {
 }
 
 j2se_build() {
 }
 
 j2se_build() {

-    cd "$package_dir"
-    echo "Create debian package:"
+    if [ -n "$build_source" ]; then
+        local source_dir=${j2se_package}-${j2se_version}
+        echo "    copy ${source_dir} into directory $working_dir/"
+        rm -rf "$working_dir/${source_dir}"
+        cp -r "$package_dir" "$working_dir/${source_dir}"
+        cat << EOF
+
+The Debian source package has been created in the current directory.
+You can build the package with:

 
 

+    cd ${source_dir}

     dpkg-buildpackage -b -uc -us
     dpkg-buildpackage -b -uc -us

-    cd "$tmp"
-    local deb_filename="$( echo "${j2se_package}_"*.deb )"
-    echo "    copy $deb_filename into directory $working_dir/"
-    cp "$deb_filename" "$working_dir/"
-    if [ -n "$genchanges" ]; then
-        echo "    dpkg-genchanges"
-        local changes_filename="${deb_filename%.deb}.changes"
-        echo "    copy $changes_filename into directory $working_dir/"
-        cp "$changes_filename" "$working_dir/"
-    fi
-    cat << EOF
+
+EOF
+    else
+        cd "$package_dir"
+        echo "Create debian package:"
+
+        dpkg-buildpackage -b -uc -us
+        cd "$tmp"
+        local deb_filename="$( echo "${j2se_package}_"*.deb )"
+        echo "    copy $deb_filename into directory $working_dir/"
+        cp "$deb_filename" "$working_dir/"
+        if [ -n "$genchanges" ]; then
+            echo "    dpkg-genchanges"
+            local changes_filename="${deb_filename%.deb}.changes"
+            echo "    copy $changes_filename into directory $working_dir/"
+            cp "$changes_filename" "$working_dir/"
+        fi
+        cat << EOF

 
 The Debian package has been created in the current directory.
 You can install the package as root with:
 
 The Debian package has been created in the current directory.
 You can install the package as root with:


@@ -219,4 +234,5 @@ You can install the package as root with:
     dpkg -i $deb_filename
 
 EOF
     dpkg -i $deb_filename
 
 EOF

+    fi

 }
 }