
Internal documentation on how to make a LanguageTool release

-make a CVS update
-set version number in build.properties
-set JLanguageTool.VERSION in JLanguageTool.java
-update CHANGES files
-update README file (e.g. list of supported languages)
-make sure there are no local changes left that are not committed
-run "ant test"
-run "ant"
-run "ant jnlp" (note you need keystore.ks with the certificate to do this;
	for security reasons it is not in the repository)
-test command line application, OOo integration, web-start, and stand-alone version
 with at least these test sentences: 
    I've got allot of questions to you. (en)
    Seit 10 Jahre. (de)
    El agua es de gratis. (es)
    Je voudrais ajouter en plus quelque chose. (fr)
    Ovviamente... è tutto a gratis! (it)
    Dit is goed, en niet foutief. (nl)
    Kupiłem wino chciałem też pić wodę. (pl)
    Стоимость работ составила 10 тыс рублей. (ru)
-upload to the server:
    -dist/*.oxt to "download"
    -README.txt, CHANGES.txt, en.odt, de.odt to "download"
    -dist/web/ to www/webstart/web/ (resulting from "ant jnlp")
    -run "ant javadoc" and upload dist/docs/api/* to "development"
-run "ant dist-tgz" and upload the file LanguageTool-X.Y.Z-dev-src.tar.gz
 (this is the source without libraries, needed e.g. for Debian packaging. For
 that, also make sure that the directory which contains the *.tar.gz is browsable)
-update website
    -index.php (remember to also set $lastmod)
    -languages/index.php (run de.danielnaber.languagetool.dev.RuleOverview,
     remember to also set $lastmod)
    -Webstart: version number in LanguageTool.jnlp (not in CVS)
    -languagetool.update.xml (active only if it's linked in description.xml)
    -...
-tag release as V_x_y_z, e.g. V_0_9_2
 (Eclipse: 'Team -> Tag as Version' on the JLanguageTool project)

-build.properties, JLanguageTool.VERSION in JLanguageTool.java:
    -set to next version: x.y.z-dev

-write announcements:
    -LanguageTool mailing list
    -http://extensions.services.openoffice.org/project/languagetool
    -freshmeat
    -Daniel's blog
	-Polish blog: morfologik.blogspot.com
	-pl.openoffice.org
	