We did the opposite - converted all ANT scripts that build .Net and C++
code into a VisualStudio build (that we execute from ANT script itself).
The main reason is to avoid double maintenance. It is useful to have a
single "build" solution that builds only necessary (for delivery or for
tasting
weiji wrote:
Thanks DD -- we are mostly an MS shop, but we do have a mixed set of
developers. I'm actually part of a dev group doing Java and we are already
using Ant for our build process (javac, junit, javadocs, deployment, even
some 3rd party tasks for compiling Adobe Flex code and remote ssh
Hi,
> Thanks DD -- we are mostly an MS shop, but we do have a mixed set of
> developers. I'm actually part of a dev group doing Java and we are already
> using Ant for our build process (javac, junit, javadocs, deployment, even
> some 3rd party tasks for compiling Adobe Flex code and remote ssh
>
cifically with Visual Studio and .NET stuff, since it
> sounds you are Windows only, Ant+Java may not be the best fit. Just my
> $0.02. --DD
>
>
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On Jan 17, 2008 2:00 PM, Jack J. Woehr <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Many ways to do this. One naive algorithm:
>
> 1. Pass in list of solutions as an ant Property
> * i.e., string with some internal delimiter repeated between
> solutions
> 2. Use AntContrib's 'forea
On Jan 17, 2008, at 12:34 PM, weiji wrote:
The first issue is to figure out how to pass this
list of solutions into Ant.
Many ways to do this. One naive algorithm:
1. Pass in list of solutions as an ant Property
* i.e., string with some internal delimiter repeated bet
On Jan 17, 2008 1:34 PM, weiji <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Our current build process involves a DOS batch file to loop through a list
> of solutions that we want to build, and invoking the command line Visual
> Studio client to build each one. We are interested in Ant as a replacement,
> since we
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