I am reading my Ant book and can't seem to get my scrip to write the overall
success/fail to a file. How would I do that because I have the script
failing on the first task and I can't seem to get it to spitout a file
because nothing runs after it fails.
Chuck Holzwarth wrote:
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> One issue i
Currently, as I understand it, the tasks , , , and
deal with a single file.
There are occasions where a "mass bzip2" might be useful (I'm currently
warping Ant into a backup tool, and it looks very good). Might it not be,
overall, more useful if these tasks were filters for and (and
possibly .
> host="${host.autodeploy}"
trust="true"
> username="${host.autodeploy.username}"
> password="${host.autodeploy.pw}"
> output="deploy.log"
> append="true"
> command=
Look at the manual here:
http://ant.apache.org/manual/OptionalTasks/junit.html
specifically the section for batchtest. That task can be used to run a
suite of tests matching a specified pattern. This also allows you to not
have to code and maintain a class implementing the TestSuite API from jun
Hi Experts,
Can we run the TestSuites from ANT, there is no documentation on
how to run the TestSuites from ANT junt tasks.
If I follow the single test way, it just says " [junit] Test
dao.testsuite FAILED "
This is my tests target :
Thanks. I added the useOrigin="true" attribute on the retrieve task which
did the trick.
Now I presume this is different the date time check that you mentioned. Do
you fore see any issues with this solution instead?
On Jan 22, 2008 6:29 AM, Fernandes, Gerard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
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> The '
jpyork wrote:
This is the start of the target I use:
username="${host.autodeploy.username}"
password="${host.autodeploy.pw}"
output="deploy.log"
appen
Hi all,
I would like to notify you about a potential entry for your external
tools and tasks listing:
Java ISO Image Creator (JIIC): JIIC is a streaming-based Java
implementation of ISO 9660 for creating CD-ROM filesystem images ("ISO
images") with the extensions El Torito, Joliet and Rock R
> > But you only need that information if you want to access the class
from your java code.
> > For just using in the buildfile no extra work is needed, just use
.
>
> Yes, I call the task from a Java application.
When I use tasks from java code I usually instantiate a private project
and delega
Hi Jan,
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There is a mapping file mapping the taskname to its classname:
ANT_HOME\lib\ant.jar ! org\apache\tools\ant\taskdefs\defaults.properties
With the resulting class you have to search in the jars
schemavalidate=org.apache.tools.ant.taskdefs.optiona
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