pproach or industry
standard?
Thanks again.
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Joe Schmetzer wrote:
Personally, I managed multi-project dependencies in Ant using the
technique described at http://www.exubero.com/ant/dependencies.html
(though any of the other tools are suitable solutions, as well).
Although CruiseControl can handle multiple projects, it doesn't
necessarily
t have used it swear by it. It invokes ant.
> Nikhil
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> From: "Antoine Levy-Lambert" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> Subject: Re: Project Build Strategy Question:
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Subject: Re: Project Build Strategy Question:
> Hello Res,
>
> Ant is primarily a monoproject build tool.
>
> You can look at :
>
>- creating your own custom system to manage dependencies using ant,
>- use Ivy [1] (referenced in the ant documentation under "
Hello Res,
Ant is primarily a monoproject build tool.
You can look at :
- creating your own custom system to manage dependencies using ant,
- use Ivy [1] (referenced in the ant documentation under "External
Tools and Tasks" [2]
- decide that ant itself should not manage multiproject dep
I have about 9-10 different projects automated under Anthill OS nightly. I
set up a property sheet for each project where I call speicific targets out
their respective build.xml to generate war files, etc. I have not declared
any project dependencies as they're not needed at this point -- only
