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<h1>Making a binary release of JTidy</h1>
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The Ant build file (<code>build.xml</code>) contains a target
(<code>release</code>) which can be used for easily building a
binary release of JTidy for public distribution.
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The <code>release</code> target takes care of executing the
following steps:
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<li>tagging the CVS repository with the release identifier,</li>
<li>copying the project contents into a release directory,</li>
<li>generating a change log in the release directory,</li>
<li>compiling the classes and javadoc in the release
directory,</li>
<li>moving the classes into a jar file,</li>
<li>creating a zip file with the contents of the release directory
and</li>
<li>uploading the zip file into SourceForge.</li>
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Executing the target requires that you specify the following
properties when executing Ant:
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<dt><code>version</code></dt>
<dd>The HTML Tidy version that JTidy is based on
(e.g. <code>04aug2000</code>)</dd>
<dt><code>update</code></dt>
<dd>Subrelease within the major Tidy release (a number)</dd>
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In order to create the jtidy-04aug2000r5 release, for example, you
can run Ant as
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% ant -Dversion=04aug2000 -Dupdate=5 release
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