>I'm working with Eclipse and I have auto generated the
>build.xml file. There
>is a way to automatically import your own buildfiles by adding
><?eclipse.ant.import?> on the top.
>My question: ¿Is it possible to override the definition of a
>target in order
>to specify the dependencies?
>Let's say for example:
>
>
><!-- Eclipse automatically generated build.xml file -->
><project ...
>...
><import file="build.proxies.xml"/>
>...
>...
><target depends="build-subprojects,build-project" name="build"/>
>...
><!-- End of Eclipse automatically generated build.xml file -->
>
>---------------------------------------------------------------
>-------------------------------
>
><!-- My own build.proxies.xml file -->
><project ...
>...
>
><!-- Override the target to add the dependency of build -->
><target depends="generateproxies" name="build" />
>
><target name="generateproxies">
> <!-- generate the proxies for the project -->
></target>
>
><!-- End of my own build.proxies.xml file -->
>
>
>
>Or, do you have any other suggestion in order no to modify the main
>build.xml file every time?
You can overwrite targets and its dependencies.
You can access the overwritten targets by "full qualified names"
${AntProjectName.TargetName}.
In your case your "build" eliminates the dependency on
"build-subprojects,build-project".
<!-- Eclipse automatically generated build.xml file -->
<project name="foo" ...
<target depends="build-subprojects,build-project" name="build"/>
...
<!-- End of Eclipse automatically generated build.xml file -->
<!-- My own build.proxies.xml file -->
<project name="myfoo" ...
<!-- Override the target to add the dependency of build -->
<target depends="generateproxies,foo.build" name="build" />
....
<!-- End of my own build.proxies.xml file -->
Jan
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