Hi,
I have inherited lots of legacy ant scripts which make staf/stax calls like
this:
<property name="CommandRun" value="local STAX EXECUTE FILE
${qa.dir}${sep}${staxscript.file} MACHINE local FUNCTION main ARGS "\
'./TestSuite/${clientDir}/${propFileName}.properties'" JOBNAME
"${propFileName}" WAIT ${test.timeout} CLEARLOGS
${clear.stax.log}"/>
<echo message="COMMAND RUN: ${CommandRun}"/>
<stopwatch name="test.timer" action="start"/>
<exec executable="staf.exe" resultproperty="result.out"><arg
line="${CommandRun}"/></exec>
It seems to make staf/stax much slower. Would test execution be any faster
if refactored to use the ant interface (STAFAnt.jar)? Would that be a good
idea, or is the above code the most efficient way to start staf/stax tests
from within ant?
--
Tks,
-Tennis
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