Thanks for reformatting the mail.I tried with task. It works
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May 2007 07:50:33 -0400
Subject: Re :Re: Building Dependent targets
To avoid rebuilding of targets if they occur as dependent targets
for many targets, I tried using task. My requirement
is that I am having different targets in all build files for copying
source, compiling java files, and crea
To avoid rebuilding of targets if they occur as dependent targets for many
targets, I tried using task.My requirement is that I am
having different targets in all build files for copying source,compiling
java files and creating jar files. Each build file will be having all the
above
27;s build time.Is there any task to ensure that
the>>> dependent targets once built will not be built again
>>> >>>> If you\'re willing to reorganise you build
targets into different>> projects,>> the technique described here
can help:>>>>
http://www.exubero.com/
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Two things:
Ant will show the task as being executed, but may not actually carry
out the task. For example, you may see a task being executed
when you have the debug flag on, but the copy itself might not be
done. Of course, a target will always be executed even if the tasks in
it don't have to
Joe Schmetzer wrote:
On Thu, 24 May, 2007 12:46 pm, query wrote:
Earlier I was using some other build tool to build my project. Here if a
target is built and if the same target is used to build some other target,
it compares the timestamp and will not build the dependent targets again.
As I s
On Thu, 24 May, 2007 12:46 pm, query wrote:
> Earlier I was using some other build tool to build my project. Here if a
> target is built and if the same target is used to build some other target,
> it compares the timestamp and will not build the dependent targets again.
> As I started working on A
--- Steve Loughran <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> query wrote:
> > Earlier I was using some other build tool to build
> my project. Here if a target is built and if the
> same target is used to build some other target, it
> compares the timestamp and will not build the
> dependent targets again.
>
As you have mentioned, time stamp comparision will be done at the task level
tasks like . But in a target, I will be defininig many tasks like
,,,,,,
etcSo my concern is instead of repeatedly checking the tasks whether they
are already bui
query wrote:
Earlier I was using some other build tool to build my project. Here if a target
is built and if the same target is used to build some other target, it compares
the timestamp and will not build the dependent targets again.
Ant doesnt compare the timestamps on targets, but it looks
Earlier I was using some other build tool to build my project. Here if a target
is built and if the same target is used to build some other target, it compares
the timestamp and will not build the dependent targets again.
As I started working on ANT, I found it very useful and intersting. But in
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