<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1" standalone="no" ?>

<!--
 #
 # You must install BabelObjects and the Configurator Component to use
 # this install file
 #
 # To install BabelObjects, download :
 #  * ftp://ftp.cpan.org/id/k/KE/KERMAGO/BabelObjects-1.00.tar.gz
 #  * ftp://ftp.cpan.org/id/k/KE/KERMAGO/BabelObjects-Component-Data-Configurator-1.00.tar.gz
 #
 # For more information about OpenInstaller, go to :
 #  * http://www.BabelObjects.Org/html/en/project/application/openinstaller
 #
 # Jean-Christophe Kermagoret (jck@BabelObjects.Org)
 #
-->

<!DOCTYPE bo [

<!--
  ############################################################
  ## Part 1 : General information. Adapt it for your system ##
  ############################################################
-->

  <!ENTITY bo_cache_conf ".." >

]>

<bo>

<!--
  ############################################################
  ## Download section : Adapt it for the system from which 
  ## you want do download RPMS.
  ############################################################
-->

  <download>
    <parameter>
        <!-- The directory where resides the BO configuration files -->
        <cfg>/var/cache/babelobjects/conf</cfg>
    </parameter>
    <parameter>
        <!-- The ftp (only) host where to get RPMS -->
        <host>ftp.babelo.org</host>
    </parameter>
    <parameter>
        <!-- The login to use to login on the previous ftp server -->
        <login>anonymous</login>
    </parameter>
    <parameter>
        <!-- The password to use to login on the previous ftp server.
             Default to -->
        <passwd>''</passwd>
    </parameter>
    <parameter>
        <!-- Directory where RPMS will be stored in RPMS -->
        <cache_dir>/var/cache/babelobjects</cache_dir>
    </parameter>
    <parameter>
        <bo_cache_conf>&bo_cache_conf;</bo_cache_conf>
    </parameter>
    <parameter>
        <!-- Option to ask debug information only.
             ''    : nodebug. YOU MUST PUT QUOTES OR THE PROGRAM WILL FAIL
             debug : debugging -->
        <loglevel>''</loglevel>
    </parameter>
  </download>

<!--
  ############################################################
  ## Dynamic class section : Don't touch it
  ############################################################
-->

  <classes>
      <parameter>
         <!-- The BabelObjects component to load when configurator tag is
              encountered in the configuration files -->
         <configurator>BabelObjects::Component::Data::Configurator</configurator>
      </parameter>
  </classes>

<!--
  ############################################################
  ## RPMS to install and to upgrade
  ############################################################
-->

  <rpms>
    <!-- Rpms to upgrade. If the pointed version is installed, do nothing.
         Otherwise, the installation program
             * downloads it from the ftp server you gave
             * stores it in the cache_dir/RPMS directory
             * installs it
    -->
    <rpm>sample/test-1.0.0-4.i386.rpm</rpm>
  </rpms>
 
  <services>
    <!--
         The application you want to install. The application is just a name
         to group a set of configuration and data files. For example, you can
         have a mailserver application composed of 5 configuration files in
         3 directories. You must have a directory with that name unde your 
         bo_conf_directory. It permits to store configuration files in
         a clean structure.

         You can have as service element as you want. Each one with its own
         set of files.
    -->
    <service>test</service>
  </services>

  <test>

    <!--
        A file element contains a default and a conf element.
         * The default element is the path of your configuration source file.
           Its name must end with '.default' or it will be ignored.
         * The conf element is the path of your configuration target file.
           Its name can be whatever you want.
    -->

    <file>
      <default>../test/test.1.default</default>
      <conf>../output/test.1.output</conf>
    </file>

    <file>
      <default>../test/test.2.default</default>
      <conf>../output/test.2.output</conf>
    </file>

    <file>
      <default>../test/test.3.default</default>
      <conf>../output/test.3.output</conf>
    </file>

    <!-- Parameter element are available for each file. -->

    <parameter>
        <hello>Hello World</hello>
    </parameter>
    <parameter>
        <ok>It seems to work.</ok>
    </parameter>

  </test>

</bo>