<!-- you can also call any Ant target within your build.xml file
     when you use the "antcall" extension, e.g. 
     <preprocessor name="antcall" target="mypreprocesstarget" />
     In the following example we extend the obfuscation phase:
-->

<project name="roadrunner" default="j2mepolish">
	<property name="polish.home" location="C:\programs\J2ME-Polish" />
	<property name="wtk.home" location="C:\WTK22" />

	<taskdef 
		name="j2mepolish"
		classname="de.enough.polish.ant.PolishTask"
		classpath="${polish.home}/import/enough-j2mepolish-build.jar:${polish.home}/import/jdom.jar"
	/>

	<target name="j2mepolish">
		<j2mepolish>
			<info
				license="GPL"
				name="Roadrunner"
				vendorName="A reader."
				version="0.0.1"
				jarName="${polish.vendor}-${polish.name}-roadrunner.jar"
			/>
			<deviceRequirements>
				<requirement name="Identifier" value="Generic/midp1" />
			</deviceRequirements>
			<build
				usePolishGui="true"
			>
				<midlet class="com.apress.roadrunner.Roadrunner" />
				<obfuscator name="antcall" target="yguard" />
			</build>
			<emulator />
		</j2mepolish>
	</target>

	<target name="yguard" >
		<taskdef name="yguard"
		classname="com.yworks.yguard.ObfuscatorTask"
		classpath="import/yguard.jar"
	/>
		<echo message="obfuscating for ${polish.identifier}." />
		<yguard>
			<property name="error-checking" value="pedantic"/>
			<inoutpair in="${polish.obfuscate.source}" out="${polish.obfuscate.target}"/>
			<externalclasses
				path="${polish.obfuscate.bootclasspath}:${polish.obfuscate.classpath}"
			/>
			<expose>
				<class name="com.apress.roadrunner.Roadrunner" />
			</expose>
		</yguard>
	</target>
</project>