#!/bin/ksh
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# Packge productline to copy between different environments/machines
# J. David Schronce - Thu May 22 11:10:41 CDT 2003
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# Special Local Configuration here
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# Non-standard directories below $LAWDIR/<PRODUCTLINE> - 
# one line separated by spaces
NONSTD_DIRS=./scripts
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# End of Special Local Configuration
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# Must be run by user 'lawadm'
#if [ $LOGNAME != "lawadm" ]; then
#echo "\n\nOnly executable by 'lawadm'\n\n"
#exit
#fi

if [ $# -gt 0 ]; then
clear
echo "

. cv into the source environment
execute pkg_pline.sh with no parameters

Required knowledge:
A temporary workspace is required with approximately 500 MB of free space. 
This is where the package file will be created. Typical installations create 
a compressed package file less than 125 MB but require more during the 
creation process. You will be expected to provide the full path to this 
directory at the File Storage Directory > prompt.

You will then be asked to provide the Source Productline name at the 
Name of SOURCE Product Line > prompt.

This is the end of your active involvement until the process is completed.
As a way of tracking the program's progress you will see the following 
informational messages as the productline is copied and compressed: 
Copying SOURCE Product Line 
Copying Menus 
Copying Source Code
Copying Libraries...
Copying Admin...
Copying NONSTDLIB.cfg..
Copying NONSTD_DIRS...

Press <ENTER> for more...\c"
read dummy
echo "
At this point final package file is created and all the ancillary files removed.
You will see the last message of the program, telling you where the package 
is saved.

The package of <Productline> is in /<WorkDir>/<Productline>.pkg.tar.yyyymmdd 
where yyyymmdd is today's date.

The package can now be used to create another productline in the current 
environment, another environment locally or copied to a remote system where 
it can be used to build a productline in any existing environment.

J. David Schronce 
Lawson Software
June 6, 2003
"
exit
fi

# Make sure there is an environment
if [ "X$LAWENVNAME" = "X" ]; then
echo "\nNo Environment: . cv to SOURCE Environment...\n"
exit 1
fi

echo "\nNOTICE :Currently in * $LAWENVNAME * environment. If this is not the"
echo "SOURCE environment then press <Ctrl-C> and cv to the correct one."
echo "Otherwise, press <ENTER> to continue >\c"
read dummy

# Get parms

echo "\nThis process will create temporary files approximately 500MB"
echo "in size. Enter the full path to a directory with sufficient"
echo "available space to hold these files."
echo "\nFile Storage Directory > \c"
read WorkDir
if [ "X$WorkDir" = "X" ]; then
echo "Cannot be null..."
exit 4
fi

# See if Directory exists
if [ -d $WorkDir ]; then
:
else
echo "$WorkDir does not exist..."
exit 2
fi

echo "Name of SOURCE Product Line > \c"
read CurrentPLName
if [ "X$CurrentPLName" = "X" ]; then
echo "Cannot be null..."
exit 4
fi

echo "Copying SOURCE Product Line $CurrentPLName..."
sysdump -e $CurrentPLName $WorkDir/$CurrentPLName.exp
echo "Compressing $CurrentPLName.exp..."
cd $WorkDir
compress $CurrentPLName.exp

echo "Copying Menus from $CurrentPLName..."
dmpprodmenus $CurrentPLName $WorkDir/$CurrentPLName.menus
echo "Compressing $CurrentPLName.menus..."
cd $WorkDir
compress $CurrentPLName.menus

cd $LAWDIR/$CurrentPLName
echo "Copying Source Code ..."
tar cvf $WorkDir/$CurrentPLName.src.tar ./??src ./backup ./metadata
echo "Compressing $CurrentPLName.src.tar..."
cd $WorkDir
compress $CurrentPLName.src.tar

cd $LAWDIR/$CurrentPLName
echo "Copying Libraries..."
tar cvf $WorkDir/$CurrentPLName.lib.tar ./[pw][ds]lib
echo "Compressing $CurrentPLName.lib.tar..."
cd $WorkDir
compress $CurrentPLName.lib.tar


echo "Building User Exit Messages..."
cd $LAWDIR/$CurrentPLName
# Create msg dumps for User Exits
> ./Admin/usrexits.msg
for x in `ls ??src/*[0-9][BME]PD`
do
sc=`echo $x | cut -d"/" -f1 | sed 's/src//g'`
pgm=`echo $x | cut -d"/" -f2 | sed 's/PD$//g'`
echo "bldmsg $LAWENVNAME $sc $pgm >> ./Admin/usrexits.msg"
bldmsg $LAWENVNAME $sc $pgm >> ./Admin/usrexits.msg
done

echo "Copying Admin..."
cd $LAWDIR/$CurrentPLName
tar cvf $WorkDir/$CurrentPLName.admin.tar ./Admin
echo "Compressing $CurrentPLName.admin.tar..."
cd $WorkDir
compress $CurrentPLName.admin.tar

cd $LAWDIR/$CurrentPLName
if [ -f NONSTDLIB.cfg ]; then
echo "Copying NONSTDLIB.cfg..."
tar cvf $WorkDir/$CurrentPLName.NONSTDLIB.cfg.tar ./NONSTDLIB.cfg
echo "Compressing $CurrentPLName.NONSTDLIB.cfg.tar..."
cd $WorkDir
compress $CurrentPLName.NONSTDLIB.cfg.tar
fi


# Add Non-Standard directories here
cd $LAWDIR/$CurrentPLName
if [ "$NONSTD_DIRS" ]; then
echo "Copying NONSTD_DIRS..."
tar cvf $WorkDir/$CurrentPLName.NONSTD_DIRS.tar $NONSTD_DIRS
echo "Compressing $CurrentPLName.NONSTD_DIRS.tar..."
cd $WorkDir
compress $CurrentPLName.NONSTD_DIRS.tar
fi

# Package files

cd $WorkDir

tar cvf $CurrentPLName.pkg.tar.`date +%Y%m%d` $CurrentPLName.exp.Z $CurrentPLName.menus.Z $CurrentPLName.src.tar.Z $CurrentPLName.lib.tar.Z $CurrentPLName.admin.tar.Z $CurrentPLName.NONSTDLIB.cfg.tar.Z $CurrentPLName.NONSTD_DIRS.tar.Z 

#Cleanup
for pkg_ext in exp menus src.tar lib.tar admin.tar NONSTDLIB.cfg.tar NONSTD_DIRS.tar
do
if [ -f $CurrentPLName.$pkg_ext.Z ]; then
rm $CurrentPLName.$pkg_ext.Z
fi
done

echo "The package of $CurrentPLName is in $WorkDir/$CurrentPLName.pkg.tar.`date +%Y%m%d` "