Leopard's A+ scorecard with Java

In preparation for looking at groovy, grails, hadoop and hypertable , I decided to get my macbook setup to run ant, maven, junit etc. After a bit of searching and scouring the net, I found a number of tutorials, on how to get this environment running, showing how to download and install this package, and that package, set up this file and add these lines to here and there, until my head was spinning.

However its is a LOT simpler than that. Just install XCode 3.0 TOOLS, from the optional installs section of your Leopard distribution disk and it will install and setup

/usr/share/ant -> ant-1.7.0
/usr/share/maven -> maven-2.0.6
/usr/share/junit -> junit-4.1

and it will throw cvs, subversion and a multitude of other tools in for good measure. Unfortunately Xcode 3 wont run on Tiger (10.4.x), where you are stuck with Xcode 2.5, which may not setup all this goodness, but since i dont have a Tiger Machine anymore, i cant verify this.

So: to start the investigation of the java frameworks/platforms listed above, I just added the following to the end of my /etc/profile, to make sure the packages can find the installed goodies.

JAVA_HOME=/System/Library/Frameworks/JavaVM.framework/Versions/1.5/Home; export JAVA_HOME
ANT_HOME=/usr/share/ant; export ANT_HOME
MAVEN_HOME=/usr/share/maven; export MAVEN_HOME
JUNIT_HOME=/usr/share/junit; export JUNIT_HOME