I am using Ant's task to run my JUnit tests, which happen to have
log4j statements. Currently, my log.properties file is outputting the logs
to the console.
Inside the task, I am using to capture test results into
XML test reports. Currently, it is capturing the System.out lines from my
p
Yes this should work although is not needed in either in the specifying
of the executable attribute of task or the value attribute of the
task, spaces are dealt with for both these attributes and puoting
is not needed.
see the example here http://ant.apache.org/manual/using.html#arg for
func
In my build script I kick off a Windows command line to run an installation
creation application. The command line includes (simplified):
There is an task in Ant's CVS.
However, is what you're looking for as a way to exec on a
fileset.
Erik
On Mar 19, 2005, at 5:02 AM, Mark McKay wrote:
Hi,
I've been looking through the Ant website, but finding very little in
the way of a possible ant task to ease the use of using the 'a
Hi,
I've been looking through the Ant website, but finding very little in
the way of a possible ant task to ease the use of using the 'apt'
utility that comes with Tiger for processing annotations. At the
moment, I need to use and specify each file I need to process
explicitly. Is one in the
