I use antelope.

<target name="blah-try">
    <exec dir="./blah" executable="make" osfamily="Windows"
failonerror="true">

      <arg line="BLAH=1 configure"/>

    </exec>

    <exec dir="./blah" executable="nice" osfamily="Windows"
failonerror="false">

      <arg line="make -j4 BLAH=1 all"/>

    </exec>
    
    <antelope:try>
      <echo message="logging blah compile to:${logdir}/blah.log"></echo>
      <record name="${logdir}/blah.log" emacsmode="true" append="no"
action="start"></record>  

      <exec dir="./blah" executable="make" osfamily="Windows"
failonerror="true">

        <arg line="BLAH=1 all"/>

      </exec>
      <record name="${logdir}/blah.log"  action="stop"></record>

      <antelope:catch>
        <property name="build.failed" value="Blah compile failed"/>
      </antelope:catch>
      <antelope:finally>
        <!-- rollback files -->
        <fail message="blah  compile failed">
          <condition >
            <matches pattern="Blah compile failed"
string="${build.failed}"/>
          </condition>
        </fail>        
      </antelope:finally>
    </antelope:try>
  </target>


-----Original Message-----
From: Furingstad [mailto:k...@furingstad.nu] 
Sent: Tuesday, February 10, 2009 12:51 PM
To: user@ant.apache.org
Subject: Catch compile error with trycatch


Hi

We are trying to catch our compile errors with Ant Contrim trycatch task but
for some reason we cant it to catch any errors.

Im grateful for all ideas!!

this is our testscript:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<project name="Copille-dbDef" default="cmp-def"
xmlns:ac="antlib:net.sf.antcontrib">
        
  <path id="build.class.path">
        <fileset dir="${proj.externals.dir}/FND">
                <include name="**/*.jar"/>
        </fileset>
        <pathelement path="${proj.bin.dir}/${be.component}/bindbg"/>
        <pathelement path="${base.root}"/>
  </path>
  <target name="cmp-def" description="Compilling DB Def">
        <pathconvert property="build.classpath.prop"
refid="build.class.path"
targetos="windows" />
        <echo message="Current classpath: ${build.classpath.prop}"/>

        <ac:for param="obj">
             <path>
                <fileset
dir="${proj.src.dir}/${be.component}/src/mvx/db/def">
                        <include name="**/*.java"/>
                </fileset>
             </path>

             <sequential>
                <ac:propertyregex override="yes" 
                property="obj" input="@{obj}"
                     regexp="(.+\\)(.+\.java)"
                     replace="\2"
                          casesensitive="false" />
                                
             <ac:trycatch property="exception.message"
reference="exception.ref">
                <ac:try>
                           <javac taskname="compile.def"
                        sourcepath=""
        
srcdir="${proj.src.dir}/${be.component}/src/mvx/db/def" 
                        destdir="${proj.bin.dir}/${be.component}/bindbg"
                        includes="${obj}"
                        classpathref="build.class.path"
                        compiler="org.eclipse.jdt.core.JDTCompilerAdapter" 
                        target="1.6"
                        source="1.6"
                        debug="on"
                        failonerror="false"
                        fork="no"
                           />
                </ac:try>
                <ac:catch>
                        <echo message="Compile error on: ${obj}  Error
message:       
                                       
${exception.message}${line.separator}" 
                          file="${ProjBaseDir}\Compille.error" 
                          append="true" level="warning"
                                       />
                </ac:catch>
        </ac:trycatch>
    </sequential>
  </ac:for>
</target>
</project>
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