A build fails, if a BuildException occurs during task execution.
This is the case on some tasks when they "find" some mistakes like and
invalid java source.
An other example is with failing tests, but here you can specify
whether the build should fail or failing test should just be reporting us
When the was written, the application.xml was mandatory.
For that background Ant checks its presence.
The simplest solution if you dont want to specify that file is using .
And if you dont want to get the manifest file, use .
Jan
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you can use the ear task to accomplish this objective
you will need to specify the
input (as seen here) with fileset
destfile (the .ear)
appxml
http://ant.apache.org/manual/CoreTasks/ear.html
Martin Gainty
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Hello, sorry for my bad english.
Apparently, when I create an ear with the task, I have to specify the
location of application.xml. But in reality, an enterprise application
doesn't really need this file, and personally, I don't use it (try to do an
j2ee project with eclipse or netbeans)
So sure
