Hi, I have a build file with a target which runs the standard JUnit task. This task sets a property (using errorproperty & failureproperty attributes) if any of the tests do not pass. The target containing the JUnit task is called, using antcall, by a separate, higher level target. Hopefully this makes sense so far. The idea being that I run the JUnits and the property is only set is something is wrong. Further antcalls in the higher level target have the unless attribute defined in order to stop them from executing if the tests do not pass and finally fail the build with the appropriate message (using a <fail>). However, the properties are being set correctly in the JUnit target but are not being maintained beyond that target so when the other targets invoke the unless attribute, the property does not exist and the targets run and the build is successful. I am slightly stumped as to how I can get this to work the way I want it. Normally I would define the property in the high level target and then use it when it is needed, but the unless clause checks if the property exists, not its value, so this won't work for me (apart from if I am missing something). Does anyone know a way around this? Thanks in advance Adam Downer
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