build.properties - platform/external/zxing - Git at Google

 version=1.5

 # If you are building the J2ME client:
 #
 # Set this to a location where Sun's Wireless Toolkit, version 2.5.2 or later, has been installed
 # Location on Linux varies but is typically under /usr/local or /usr/lib
 # On Windows the default install directory is C:\WTK2.5.2
 # Mac users: there is no WTK for Mac at the moment. The installer for Linux may work on Intel-based
 # Macs (haven't tried it) but I believe the preverify binary will not run.
 #
 # If you are buildling the Android client or optimized Java client:
 # Just create a 'WTK' directory wherever you like and add its location here. Proguard's
 # proguard.jar will still be expected at this location as bin/proguard.jar for historical reasons.

 # Uncomment or set appropriately:
 #WTK-home=C:\\WTK2.5.2
 WTK-home=/usr/local/WTK2.5.2

 # Set this to the location where you have installed RIM's BlackBerry JDE in order to
 # create the 'rim' client. There is no Mac or Linux version, but, these platforms can still
 # build by obtaining a copy of net_rim_api.jar and rapc.jar from a Windows installation,
 # and creating a fake mini installation home somewhere with the following files:
 # [your home]/
 #   bin/
 #     rapc.jar
 #   lib/
 #     net_rim_api.jar

 # Uncomment and set appropriately
 #BB-JDK-home=C:\\Program Files\\Research In Motion\\Blackberry JDE 4.3.0
 BB-JDK-home=/usr/local/bb-home

 # Set this to the location where you installed the Android SDK.
 #android-home=C:\\Program Files\\android-sdk-windows
 android-home=/usr/local/android

 # Set this to the location of a Tomcat installation if you want to compile and run the zxing.org
 # web site and web application
 #tomcat-home=C:\\tomcat
 tomcat-home=/usr/local/tomcat

 # Uncomment and set this variable if building the zxing.appspot.com subdirectory. It points to the
 # location of the Google Web Toolkit (GWT) which can be downloaded here:
 # http://code.google.com/webtoolkit/
 # It builds against GWT 1.7 at the moment.
 #GWT-home=/usr/local/gwt
	version=1.5

	# If you are building the J2ME client:
	#
	# Set this to a location where Sun's Wireless Toolkit, version 2.5.2 or later, has been installed
	# Location on Linux varies but is typically under /usr/local or /usr/lib
	# On Windows the default install directory is C:\WTK2.5.2
	# Mac users: there is no WTK for Mac at the moment. The installer for Linux may work on Intel-based
	# Macs (haven't tried it) but I believe the preverify binary will not run.
	#
	# If you are buildling the Android client or optimized Java client:
	# Just create a 'WTK' directory wherever you like and add its location here. Proguard's
	# proguard.jar will still be expected at this location as bin/proguard.jar for historical reasons.

	# Uncomment or set appropriately:
	#WTK-home=C:\\WTK2.5.2
	WTK-home=/usr/local/WTK2.5.2

	# Set this to the location where you have installed RIM's BlackBerry JDE in order to
	# create the 'rim' client. There is no Mac or Linux version, but, these platforms can still
	# build by obtaining a copy of net_rim_api.jar and rapc.jar from a Windows installation,
	# and creating a fake mini installation home somewhere with the following files:
	# [your home]/
	# bin/
	# rapc.jar
	# lib/
	# net_rim_api.jar

	# Uncomment and set appropriately
	#BB-JDK-home=C:\\Program Files\\Research In Motion\\Blackberry JDE 4.3.0
	BB-JDK-home=/usr/local/bb-home

	# Set this to the location where you installed the Android SDK.
	#android-home=C:\\Program Files\\android-sdk-windows
	android-home=/usr/local/android

	# Set this to the location of a Tomcat installation if you want to compile and run the zxing.org
	# web site and web application
	#tomcat-home=C:\\tomcat
	tomcat-home=/usr/local/tomcat

	# Uncomment and set this variable if building the zxing.appspot.com subdirectory. It points to the
	# location of the Google Web Toolkit (GWT) which can be downloaded here:
	# http://code.google.com/webtoolkit/
	# It builds against GWT 1.7 at the moment.
	#GWT-home=/usr/local/gwt