I'm not sure that directly answer your question, but in the trunk of
antunit, there is a tool to plug antunit script into the eclipse (or any
other IDE) Junit runner. That way, you can use your favorite java debugger
to debug antunit script.
But still, your project need to have all the ant depend
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> Date: Sat, 15 May 2010 18:46:00 -0400
> Subject: Core ant project in Eclipse
> From: jim...@gmail.com
> To: dev@ant.apache.org
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All,
I have had a hard time finding information on running ant locally in
Eclipse so I can use the debugger to debug core ant code.
Do the developers on the project typically use Eclipse for development?
If so, what class path works in Eclipse to do this?
Is there a set of commands to get all t
All,
I have had a hard time finding information on running ant locally in Eclipse
so I can use the debugger to debug core ant code.
Do the developers on the project typically use Eclipse for development?
If so, what class path works in Eclipse to do this?
Is there a set of commands to get all
