This is a test I did:
---- jdoc.xm ----
<project>
<target name = "test-echo" depends = "prepare">
<echo message = "in test-echo"/>
</target>
</project>
--- build.xml ---
<project default = "test" xmlns:jplate="http://jplate.sourceforge.net";>
<import file = "jdoc.xml"/>
<target name = "test" depends = "test-echo">
<echo message = "In test"/>
</target>
<target name = "prepare">
<echo message = "In prepare"/>
</target>
</project>
It worked fine for me. When running against build.xml:
prepare:
[echo] In prepare
test-echo:
[echo] in test-echo
test:
[echo] In test
Maybe try to use my example in your IDE and see if it works? I ran my
test from the command line...so you may want to try to run your
build.xml from the command line to see if this is some issue with your IDE?
Scot
M V Chetan wrote:
My main project build file(build.xml) is here(shot_1.jpg)
The other project file is here(shot_2.jpg),
In the second file where the javadoc doc says it depends on prepare
eclipse keeps telling me
"Target prepare doesn't exist in this project"
Actually this is just a snippet,in this case javadoc doesn't really have to
depend on prepare target since prepare is more or less a dummy target i am
using(at this moment)
Pls let me know if you find anything wrong with this and how to set it
right.
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