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From: Don Cragun <don.cragun@sun.com>
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I am submitting this case for April Chin.
It seeks a minor release binding.

I believe it qualifies for self review and am marking it closed
approved.  If anyone disagrees, let me know and I will change it to a
fast track with the normal one week timer.

Cheers,
Don

Template Version: @(#)sac_nextcase 1.64 07/13/07 SMI
This information is Copyright 2007 Sun Microsystems
1. Introduction
    1.1. Project/Component Working Name:
	 Move ant from /usr/sfw/bin to /usr/bin
    1.2. Name of Document Author/Supplier:
	 Author:  April Chin
    1.3  Date of This Document:
	01 November, 2007
4. Technical Description

4.1 Summary

	Ant is a open source platform-independent, Java-based build 
	tool, similar to "make".  It uses Java classes and XML-based 
	configuration files and is best suited for building Java projects.
	Ant was initially introduced into Solaris with 
	PSARC/2002/232 Addition of Jakarta Ant.

	This project moves ant files from /usr/sfw/bin to /usr/bin.
	Locations of documentation and Java class files will also
	be moved from /usr/sfw to /usr/share.  

4.2 Details

	Per Ant documentation, many open source Java projects 
	build with Ant (see http://ant.apache.org/faq.html#history).
	Applications within Sun/Solaris which use ant and have dependencies
	on the /usr/sfw/bin (Ant binaries) and/or /usr/sfw/lib/ant (Ant Java 
	classes) locations include:

	- Tomcat
	- Postgres
	- SunOne Application Server
	- Web applications on Satellite framework servers
	- iPlanet web server
	- Portalserver
	- Java Studio Appserver
	- JDS CBE (Java Desktop System Common Build Environment)

	The /usr/sfw/bin ant binaries will move to /usr/bin, and symbolic
	links from their old locations to the new ones will be left behind.
	The /usr/sfw/lib/ant directory and its contents will move
	to /usr/share/lib/ant, and /usr/sfw/lib/ant will become a symbolic 
	link from /usr/sfw/lib/ant to the new directory location.

	The manpage and documentation will move from /usr/sfw/share to 
	/usr/share; no symbolic links will be left at the old locations.

4.2.1 Binaries

	Old Location			New Location		

	/usr/sfw/bin/ant 		/usr/bin/ant
	/usr/sfw/bin/ant becomes a symlink to ../../bin/ant

	/usr/sfw/bin/antRun 		/usr/bin/antRun
	/usr/sfw/bin/antRun becomes a symlink to ../../bin/antRun

	/usr/sfw/bin/antRun.pl 		/usr/bin/antRun.pl
	/usr/sfw/bin/antRun.pl becomes a symlink to ../../bin/antRun.pl

	/usr/sfw/bin/complete-ant-cmd.pl /usr/bin/complete-ant-cmd.pl
	/usr/sfw/bin/complete-ant-cmd.pl becomes a symlink to 
					../../bin/complete-ant-cmd.pl
4.2.2 Java class files

	Old Location			New Location		

	/usr/sfw/lib/ant/ (directory)	/usr/share/lib/ant

	Former directory /usr/sfw/lib/ant becomes a symbolic link 
		to the ../../../share/lib/ant directory.


4.2.3 Documentation

	Old Location			New Location		

	/usr/sfw/share/man/man1/ant.1	/usr/share/man/man1/ant.1
	/usr/sfw/doc/ant/		/usr/share/doc/ant/

	The /usr/sfw/doc/ant/ directory contains a hierarchy of manuals
	and web documents.

5. References
	PSARC/2002/232 Addition of Jakarta Ant
        PSARC 2007/345: Move GNU make to /usr/bin
        PSARC 2004/742: Move gcc, gnumake, binutils and bison from CCD to WOS
        PSARC 2005/185: Enabling Serendipitous Discovery
	http://ant.apache.org

6. Resources and Schedule
    6.4. Steering Committee requested information
   	6.4.1. Consolidation C-team Name:
		SFW
    6.5. ARC review type: Automatic
    6.6. ARC Exposure: open


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> I am submitting this case for April Chin.
> It seeks a minor release binding.
> 
> I believe it qualifies for self review and am marking it closed
> approved.  If anyone disagrees, let me know and I will change it to a
> fast track with the normal one week timer.

	Lets have the whole chunk.  Is there some reason that these
	need to be done piece meal?

Gary..

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> 	Lets have the whole chunk.  Is there some reason that these
> 	need to be done piece meal?

	If there isn't consider the recent ones derailed or waiting
	need spec until the big picture becomes available.  I trust
	the case owner will choose between derail and waiting need
	spec and update the IAMs appropriately.  If there is a reason,
	please state it.  Perhaps it's to meet some critical business
	need, then please group those together and say what the need
	may be.

Gary..

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>> I believe it qualifies for self review and am marking it closed
>> approved.  If anyone disagrees, let me know and I will change it to a
>> fast track with the normal one week timer.
>
> 	Lets have the whole chunk.  Is there some reason that these
> 	need to be done piece meal?

Do you mean a case for moving the contents of all of /usr/sfw out to
their expected location?  I've been intending to file an overall case
covering such details but have been side-tracked as of late working on
the Open^H^H^H^H The-release-that-shall-not-be-named :-) prototype so I
haven't had the time to finalize the details of the overall case (given
there are over 30,000 files to track down).  So in the meantime, I
suggested to April and the others doing the hard work to continue with
the individual cases until I can finish tracking down the details for
the overall case.

Is there an issue with having these individual cases coming
one-by-one?

dsc

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>Date: Fri, 02 Nov 2007 10:02:13 -0800 (PST)
>From: Gary Winiger <gww@eng.sun.com>
>
>	Lets have the whole chunk.  Is there some reason that these
>	need to be done piece meal?
>
>Gary..

Upper management wants to see weekly progress on OpenSolaris project
issues.  April, Basabi, Carol, Cindy, and Craig and lower management
will get dinged on performance reviews if they wait to put them all in
a single case when everything is ready at the end.

However, I imagine that they could put together a list of utilities
that are currently on the roadmap if it will help evaluate the little
cases as they come through.

 - Don


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> 	If there isn't consider the recent ones derailed or waiting
> 	need spec until the big picture becomes available.  I trust
> 	the case owner will choose between derail and waiting need
> 	spec and update the IAMs appropriately.  If there is a reason,
> 	please state it.  Perhaps it's to meet some critical business
> 	need, then please group those together and say what the need
> 	may be.

The big picture is that the components delivered under /usr/sfw should
instead be delivered in their "expected" locations per

 	PSARC 2005/185 Enabling serendipitous discovery

and other related cases including

 	PSARC 2007/047 /usr/gnu

The intent is to move the existing components that are under /usr/sfw
and as I mentioned in an earlier email, there hasn't been an overall
case that covers the whole wad due to time constraints and in my
opinion, making progress on individual components made sense while
waiting for a case that covers the rest.

dsc

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From: Gary Winiger <gww@eng.sun.com>
Subject: Re: Move ant from /usr/sfw/bin to /usr/bin [PSARC/2007/629 Self Review]
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> >> I believe it qualifies for self review and am marking it closed
> >> approved.  If anyone disagrees, let me know and I will change it to a
> >> fast track with the normal one week timer.
> >
> > 	Lets have the whole chunk.  Is there some reason that these
> > 	need to be done piece meal?
> 
> Do you mean a case for moving the contents of all of /usr/sfw out to
> their expected location?  I've been intending to file an overall case
> covering such details but have been side-tracked as of late working on
> the Open^H^H^H^H The-release-that-shall-not-be-named :-) prototype so I
> haven't had the time to finalize the details of the overall case (given
> there are over 30,000 files to track down).  So in the meantime, I
> suggested to April and the others doing the hard work to continue with
> the individual cases until I can finish tracking down the details for
> the overall case.
> 
> Is there an issue with having these individual cases coming
> one-by-one?

	Yup.  That's my point.  Particularly when they lead to questions
	of what are the other related components.
	Certainly we have some idea of chunks of related stuff, 30,000
	individual cases seems the wrong way to do things.
	Perhaps some big picture proposal and then a here's the first
	chunk.  Perhaps you're saying the big picture is alread there.
	"Let's get stuff to where folk will find it" -- Bart's case
	last year, or maybe earlier this year.  I've no objections to
	moving the stuff to where it should have been all along (in
	retrospect), nor that it's self review, it's seeing things that
	appear related coming piece meal.

Gary..

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From: Gary Winiger <gww@eng.sun.com>
Subject: Re: Move ant from /usr/sfw/bin to /usr/bin [PSARC/2007/629 Self Review]
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> Upper management wants to see weekly progress on OpenSolaris project
> issues.  April, Basabi, Carol, Cindy, and Craig and lower management
> will get dinged on performance reviews if they wait to put them all in
> a single case when everything is ready at the end.

	I'm certainly not asking for anyone to be marked down on their
	performance.  Upper management can't be that mico-managing,
	I'd expect they have some sort of end game in mind and have
	layed out an agreed to time line to get that end accomplished.

> However, I imagine that they could put together a list of utilities
> that are currently on the roadmap if it will help evaluate the little
> cases as they come through.

	Sure.  What's the end game and what are the incremental chunks,
	how do they relate to good architecture......?

Gary..

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> The big picture is that the components delivered under /usr/sfw should
> instead be delivered in their "expected" locations per
> 
>  	PSARC 2005/185 Enabling serendipitous discovery

	I guessed that.  And 30,000 closed self reviews doesn't make
	sense to me.  Are there really 30K thing in the /usr/sfw tree
	today?

> and other related cases including
> 
>  	PSARC 2007/047 /usr/gnu
> 
> The intent is to move the existing components that are under /usr/sfw
> and as I mentioned in an earlier email, there hasn't been an overall
> case that covers the whole wad due to time constraints and in my
> opinion, making progress on individual components made sense while
> waiting for a case that covers the rest.

	I guess we're having email skew, I'll shut up for a while
	and work on my "Day Job".  I think I've made my point of seeing
	the forrest rather than the trees.

Gary..


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Don Cragun wrote:
>> Date: Fri, 02 Nov 2007 10:02:13 -0800 (PST)
>> From: Gary Winiger <gww@eng.sun.com>
>>
>> 	Lets have the whole chunk.  Is there some reason that these
>> 	need to be done piece meal?
>>
>> Gary..
>>     
>
> Upper management wants to see weekly progress on OpenSolaris project
> issues.  April, Basabi, Carol, Cindy, and Craig and lower management
> will get dinged on performance reviews if they wait to put them all in
> a single case when everything is ready at the end.
>   

That sounds kind of crummy.   But instead of waiting to do them all, 
maybe they could be "grouped" a bit more.  Sending little bits of 
make-work one utility at a time still seems like the wrong way to go 
about this.

> However, I imagine that they could put together a list of utilities
> that are currently on the roadmap if it will help evaluate the little
> cases as they come through.
>   

Yes, please.

    - Garrett


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>Do you mean a case for moving the contents of all of /usr/sfw out to
>their expected location?  I've been intending to file an overall case
>covering such details but have been side-tracked as of late working on
>the Open^H^H^H^H The-release-that-shall-not-be-named :-) prototype so I
>haven't had the time to finalize the details of the overall case (given
>there are over 30,000 files to track down).  So in the meantime, I
>suggested to April and the others doing the hard work to continue with
>the individual cases until I can finish tracking down the details for
>the overall case.
>
>Is there an issue with having these individual cases coming
>one-by-one?

Yes, because it's just too much work and email to do it one by one.

Is there a rule that an ARC case needs to delivered as one deliverable?

If not, then put them in one case and make "staged delivery" part of
the case.

One important issue here is that the more cases like this we see, the less
diligent we might become and then suddenly we WILL have /usr/libexec which,
I think, we clearly do not want.

Approving all target directories exactly once is in the best interest
of both the project team and PSARC.

Casper


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Casper.Dik@Sun.COM writes:
> Is there a rule that an ARC case needs to delivered as one deliverable?

The ARC has no such rule, and does allow projects to specify whatever
sort of delivery scheme is needed to satisfy the needs of the project.

However, some consolidations do have their own rules about ARC
citation that (unfortunately) require separate cases to be run.

> One important issue here is that the more cases like this we see, the less
> diligent we might become and then suddenly we WILL have /usr/libexec which,
> I think, we clearly do not want.

Yes, I agree.  If we could get that one case, that'd be much better
than 30,000 paper cuts.

-- 
James Carlson, Solaris Networking              <james.d.carlson@sun.com>
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From: John Plocher <John.Plocher@Sun.COM>
Subject: Re: Move ant from /usr/sfw/bin to /usr/bin [PSARC/2007/629	Self	Review]
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James Carlson wrote:
> Casper.Dik@Sun.COM writes:
>> Is there a rule that an ARC case needs to delivered as one deliverable?
> 
> The ARC has no such rule, and does allow projects to specify whatever
> sort of delivery scheme is needed to satisfy the needs of the project.

There is an expectation (based on managing dependencies) that a project
that won't be delivering at one time or in one place put that information
IN THEIR ARC PROPOSAL so that ramifications (if any) can be understood.

   -John

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Subject: Re: Move ant from /usr/sfw/bin to /usr/bin [PSARC/2007/629 Self Review]
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>> Is there an issue with having these individual cases coming
>> one-by-one?
>
> Yes, because it's just too much work and email to do it one by one.
>
> Is there a rule that an ARC case needs to delivered as one deliverable?
>
> If not, then put them in one case and make "staged delivery" part of
> the case.

That was and still is the original intention.  However, it was my
belief that the incremental progress offered by the individual cases
made sense until the larger, clean-up-the-rest proposal was ready.

> One important issue here is that the more cases like this we see, the less
> diligent we might become and then suddenly we WILL have /usr/libexec which,
> I think, we clearly do not want.

Perhaps although I think one could also argue the fact that it was
/usr/libexec showing up in the much smaller GNU tar case which caused
folks to take notice.

Speaking to the larger picture, /usr/sfw came into existence via

 	PSARC 2000/487 Solaris/Linux API compatibility

Over time, we've become wiser :-) and realized that hiding those
components was well-intentioned, but a mistake and so the the intent of
these individual cases and the larger one is simply to align the
contents of /usr/sfw to the decisions made in

 	PSARC 2005/185 Enabling serendipitous discovery
 	PSARC 2007/047 /usr/gnu

The overall intent is to eventually leave /usr/sfw as a directory with
symbolic links for backwards compatibility of commands and perhaps some
selected other components.

So how would PSARC like to proceed?  Can the currently filed cases
continue on their already filed routes while we hold off on filing any
new such cases?  There are a couple of other fast-tracks not yet filed
but getting close to being ready including one for "gcc" and
"binutils".  Should we continue with those as well but leave any others
for the larger case?

dsc

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This is a small update to PSARC/2007/629 Move ant from /usr/sfw/bin to /usr/bin 

The Interface Stability of ant will be changed from
External to Uncommitted, which will be reflected in the
ant.1 manpage change below.  The new location of the ant documents,
previously approved, is also noted in the below ant.1 change.

--- ant.1.orig	Thu Dec  6 14:16:11 2007
+++ ant.1	Thu Dec  6 14:16:52 2007
@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@
      additional  information  on  using  ant, browse the complete
      html documentation at:
 
-          file:/usr/sfw/share/doc/ant/index.html
+          file:/usr/share/doc/ant/index.html
 
 LICENSE
      Apache Software License
@@ -33,7 +33,7 @@
     |______________________________________|
     | Availability       |  SUNWant        |
     |______________________________________|
-    | Interface Stability|  External       |
+    | Interface Stability|  Uncommitted    |
     |____________________|_________________|
 
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