Yes it is working with attribute parallel="true"... :)_
Thanks a ton Peter... :)
Peter Reilly-2 wrote:
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> You could use the "parallel" attribute ->
> http://ant-contrib.sourceforge.net/tasks/tasks/for.html
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> WARNING:: although I wrote the task, I have never used the parallel
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Thanks for replying...
But using within for loop (see how I used it below) is not
serving my purpose... It is firing antcall's sequentially... I want to run
multiple instances of target "run-test" with different values for id
param
Harry, put the parallel inside the sequential. They aren't a pair where
you would choose one or the other. The sequential task has hooks that
let the loop structure set the variable for you. Inside sequential, you
can access idx as @{idx} rather than the more usual ${idx}
You could use the "parallel" attribute ->
http://ant-contrib.sourceforge.net/tasks/tasks/for.html
WARNING:: although I wrote the task, I have never used the parallel
attribute, since
most of ant is not parallel safe.
Peter
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>> I need to run m
you can use task..
Harry_ wrote:
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> Hi,
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> I need to run multiple target in Ant's loop. How can I achieve this. I am
> able to make antcall in sequential way as described below.
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