#!/bin/sh

 #############################################################################
 #
 #       @(#) ccs 1.1 96/03/17 
 #
 #       Copyright (C) The Santa Cruz Operation, 1996.
 #       This Module contains Proprietary Information of
 #       The Santa Cruz Operation, and should be treated as Confidential.
 #
 #  Module:   ccs
 #
 #  Modifications:
 #	
 ############################################################################

#
#******************************************************************************
#                      XV ccs script
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
#  The top-level component control script (ccs)
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
#
#       input:
#           $1 is the name of the step
#           $2 is the keyword list (e.g., UPGRADE)
#           $3 is the package list
#=============================================================================
#
# Set the appropriate NLSPATH to enable the 'dspmsg' utility to work later
# in this script.
#
# All messages specific to this component which could be referenced during
# a load should come out of a message catalog located under the directory
# ${SSO_SHARED_ROOT}/cntl/msg/<locale>
#
NLSPATH="${SSO_SHARED_ROOT}/cntl/msg/%L/%N.cat:${SSO_SHARED_ROOT}/cntl/msg/%l_%t/%N.cat:${SSO_SHARED_ROOT}/cntl/msg/%l/%N.cat:${NLSPATH}"
export NLSPATH
#
# Set a variable to point at the file used to communicate between
# the various phases of cqs and ccs.
#
XV_CQS_FILE=${CCS_PERSISTENT_STORAGE}/cqs.save.file
export XV_CQS_FILE

#====================================================================== INT ===
#  main --
#   
#    Based on step specified, perform actions of the general form:
#       Global initialization
#       Loop to call each package script for package-specific actions
#       Global cleanup
#
#    NOTE: Currently, a number of steps exist for which no action needs to
#    be specified in this product.  This will probably be true for most
#    products in the near future.
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
#
# Source in the standard functions library, ccsSetup.sh
#
. ccsSetup.sh
#
# Set exit value from this script
ccs_return_value=0


#
# Read arguments into variables
#
scriptname="$0"
step="$1"
keywords="$2"
pkglist="$3"

# the directory containing whatever package scripts we've got
pkgscripts=${SSO_SHARED_ROOT}/cntl/packages
pkgList=
# Strip off the leading <prd>:<cmpnt>:* to get (sub)package name.
for pkg in $pkglist
do
	pack=`expr $pkg : '.*:\(.*\)'`
	pkgList="$pkgList $pack"
done
#
# For each package, run that package's package script with the same args as
# we rcv'd.  Record any exit values from the package scripts.
#
for pkg in $pkgList
do
     [ -f ${pkgscripts}/${pkg}/ccs ] && {
         ${pkgscripts}/${pkg}/ccs $step "$keywords" "$pkgList"

         # This script will exit with the most severe of exit code of any of
         # its package scripts.  Since an exit of 1 means 'fail', it's more
         # severe than an exit of 2, which means 'warning'.  An exit of 0
         # (success) is the least severe.
         case "$?" in
             1)  ccs_return_value=1
                 ;;
             2)  [ "$ccs_return_value" -eq 0 ] && ccs_return_value=2
         esac
     }
done

# No global cleanup identified yet. When identified, place it here
 
exit $ccs_return_value