# README file for Packaging Notes

The ZooKeeper project publishes releases as tarballs.  For ZooKeeper packages
specific to your OS (such as rpm and deb), consider using Apache Bigtop:

http://bigtop.apache.org/


## Requirements

- you need maven to build the java code
- gcc, cppunit, openssl and python-setuptools are required to build C and python bindings. (only needed when using `-Pfull-build`)

On RHEL machine:

```
yum install cppunit
yum install python-setuptools
yum install openssl openssl-devel
```

On Ubuntu (in case of 16.4+):

```
apt-get install libcppunit-dev
apt-get install python-setuptools python2.7-dev
apt-get install openssl libssl-dev
```


## Package build command (using maven)

Commands to clean everything and build the tarball package without executing the tests: `mvn clean install -DskipTests`


`zookeeper-assembly/target/apache-zookeeper-<version>-bin.tar.gz` tarball file structure layout:

- `/bin`    - User executables
- `/conf`   - Configuration files
- `/lib`    - ZooKeeper JAR files and all the required java library dependencies
- `/docs`   - Documents
  
Beside the binary tarball, you can find the whole original source project packaged into: 
`zookeeper-assembly/target/apache-zookeeper-<version>.tar.gz`


### Building the C client (using maven)

To also build the C client, you need to activate the `full-build` profile:
 
```
mvn clean -Pfull-build
mvn install -Pfull-build -DskipTests
```

Optional parameters you might consider when using maven:
-  `-Pfull-build`         -   activates the full-build profile, causing the C client to be built
-  `-DskipTests`          -   this parameter will skip both java and C++ unit test execution during the build
-  `-Pc-test-coverage`    -   activates the test coverage calculation during the execution of C client tests
-  `-Dc-client-openssl`   -   specify ssl support and openssl library location. Default value: `yes`, resulting in 
                              the autodetection of the openssl library. If the openssl library will not be detected, 
                              then a warning will be shown and the C client will be compiled without SSL support.
                              Use `-Dc-client-openssl=no` to explicitly disable SSL feature in C client. Or use 
                              `-Dc-client-openssl=/path/to/openssl/` if you want to use a non-default / specific 
                              openssl library location.
    
Please note: if you don't provide the `-Pfull-build` parameter, then the C client will not be built, the C client tests
will not be executed and the previous C client builds will no be cleaned up (e.g. with simply using `mvn clean`).

The compiled C client can be found here: 
- `zookeeper-client/zookeeper-client-c/target/c/bin`                 - User executable
- `zookeeper-client/zookeeper-client-c/target/c/lib`                 - Native libraries
- `zookeeper-client/zookeeper-client-c/target/c/include/zookeeper`   - Native library headers

The same folders gets archived to the `zookeeper-assembly/target/apache-zookeeper-<version>-lib.tar.gz` file, assuming 
you activated the `full-build` maven profile.
