You don't have to switch build tools; those links were probably provided to
give you a place to start looking at examples.
The simplest way to run a smoke test is to use the task to run whatever
smoke test tool you prefer. If you're favorite automated test tool has an Ant
task already availab
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LoggerFactory that will invoke a set of loggers serially. Here¹s the link:
http://www.alephnaught.com/Ant/index.html
The source is included in the jar file.
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> an XEmacs guy and I know a few people are using IDEA. But I'm rather
> sure that there is a setip that will allow you to develop Ant's CVS
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Take a look at the JDepend task - that will get you some design metrics.
JCSC creates a JavaDoc-like set of pages with the metrics you desire -
actual data is in XML files so you could parse them and load them into
whatever you wanted.
JDCX is a doclet interface that can also build statistics (it
