Michael Cepek wrote:
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Our team needs to be able to use the following Ant targets from within
ANY of the top-level java package directories (xxx = one of these
package names: admin, db, controller, and util):
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We also need these targets: build-all, test-all, javadoc-all, and
clean-all.
Thanks to those whose suggested approaches. I have thought about it and
decided that the most elegant solution is to unask the question. Viz I
have decided not to run junitreport after each junit. Instead I'll have
a separate task that reports on all existing TEST-*.xml files. I was
using the i
I have a package based ant setup which uses the following...
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Many thanks
Jon
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Suppose I have a target naming two or more dependent targets.
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is there any way to name the dependent target names other than in a
comma separate list? I'd prefer it if I could somehow name them one per
line.
Thanks
Jon J
ent:
>ant a.b.c
I could use something along the lines of:
>ant -Dpackage=a.b.c run-test
However I can't see how to do this and retain the explicit package-level
dependencies. Any ideas?
Thanks
Jon Jagger
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