Re: Running parallel targets in Ant loop

;> >>> >>> >>>                   >>>                   >>>         >>>     >>> >>> But I need to do performance testing where i need to call multiple >>> targets >>> with various values of idx.  If I change s

Re: Running parallel targets in Ant loop

to call multiple >> targets with various values of idx. If I change sequential to parallel, >> i get following error: >> >> C:\Eclipse3.1\eclipse\Workspace\AntProject\d6\build.xml:53: Invalid type >> class org.apache.tools.ant.taskdefs.Parallel used in For task, it d

RE: Running parallel targets in Ant loop

fy us immediately and then destroy it. From: Harry_ [mailto:harjitwo...@gmail.com] Sent: Tuesday, November 10, 2009 7:46 PM To: user@ant.apache.org Subject: Running parallel targets in Ant loop Hi, I need to run multiple target in Ant's loop. How can I achieve this. I am able to make antcall in

Re: Running parallel targets in Ant loop

lel, i get >> following error: >> >> C:\Eclipse3.1\eclipse\Workspace\AntProject\d6\build.xml:53: Invalid type >> class org.apache.tools.ant.taskdefs.Parallel used in For task, it does not >> have a public iterator method >> >> >> Is there any way to a

Re: Running parallel targets in Ant loop

allel used in For task, it does not > have a public iterator method > > > Is there any way to achieve what I desire. i.e running parallel targets > with different value of idx (As sometime I had to run multiple targets > sometime up to 30). > -- View this message in contex

Running parallel targets in Ant loop

allel, i get following error: C:\Eclipse3.1\eclipse\Workspace\AntProject\d6\build.xml:53: Invalid type class org.apache.tools.ant.taskdefs.Parallel used in For task, it does not have a public iterator method Is there any way to achieve what I desire. i.e running parallel targets with different val

Re: parallel targets

car_car_car wrote: I need some indication if the tests fail, but i still want the other targets to run. When i say parallel i mean that a group of targets should run , not depending on the other target's success. OK. That's slightly different. sets a property but does not act on it. My ta

Re: parallel targets

work Thanks. -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/parallel-targets-tp20302370p20341403.html Sent from the Ant - Users mailing list archive at Nabbl

Re: parallel targets

tax that runs the 'init' target and only after its >> success runs the other target independently. >> meaning - run the next target regardless to the previous target's success. >> >> I only know a way to run one dependent on the other. >> >> this way, i

Re: parallel targets

Hi, you could try the following (compare the outputs of "ant task1 task2" and "ant parallel"): Bad luck. Hello, world. Ad astra, Markus car_car_car

Re: parallel targets

f target_a fails - all the other targets won't run. > > Thanks, > Carmen > > > -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/parallel-targets-tp20302370p20305052.html Sent from the Ant - Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com. - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

AW: parallel targets

>I'm using ant in cruise control and I'm having trouble defining my target order. > >I have a project with single 'init' target and multiple independent 'target_A...Z'. > >I couldn't find the syntax that runs the 'init' target and >only after its >success runs the other target independently. >mean

parallel targets

s success runs the other target independently. meaning - run the next target regardless to the previous target's success. I only know a way to run one dependent on the other. this way, if target_a fails - all the other targets won't run. Thanks, Carmen -- View this message in context: htt