The ant task calls the default target of the project being called if you 
haven't declared a target in the ant task (that's probably why deploy target is 
running).
If the targets are static you can do this:

<if>
        <equals arg1="${product}" arg2="abcd"/>
        <then>
            <echo message="Build for the product abcd"/>
            <ant antfile="build/esrst/build_abcd.xml" inheritAll="true" >
                  <target>javabuild</target>
                  <target>deploy</target>
            </ant>
        </then>
        <else>
        <echo message="Build for the product  xyz"/>
            <echo message="Build for the product xyz" />
            <ant antfile="build/ccp/build_xyz.xml" inheritAll="true" >
                  <target>javabuild</target>
                  <target>deploy</target>
            </ant>
        </else>
 </if>

It's a bit more tricky if the targets are dynamic, i.e. can change in each 
invocation; because there are multiple targets. 
In this case you could declare a wrapper target that invoked both (a bit messy 
if you have many possible target combinations) and pass the name of this target 
as a property on the cmd line and use that property in a single target 
attribute.

<if>
        <equals arg1="${product}" arg2="abcd"/>
        <then>
            <echo message="Build for the product abcd"/>
            <ant antfile="build/esrst/build_abcd.xml" inheritAll="true" 
target="${BUILD_TARGET}" />
        </then>
        <else>
        <echo message="Build for the product  xyz"/>
            <echo message="Build for the product xyz" />
            <ant antfile="build/ccp/build_xyz.xml" inheritAll="true" 
target="${BUILD_TARGET}" />
        </else>
 </if>

Then invoke this using

ant -Dproduct=abcd -DBUILD_TARGET=build_and_deploy

Regards,
Chris Holman

-----Original Message-----
From: Swayam Prakash Vemuri [mailto:vemuriswa...@gmail.com] 
Sent: 01 March 2012 12:14
To: user@ant.apache.org
Subject: Passing multiple targets from one build.xml to another build.xml

Hi All,

In my topmost build.xml Iam doing below

<if>
        <equals arg1="${product}" arg2="abcd"/>
        <then>
            <echo message="Build for the product abcd"/>
            <ant antfile="build/esrst/build_abcd.xml" inheritAll="true" >
            </ant>
        </then>
        <else>
        <echo message="Build for the product  xyz"/>
            <echo message="Build for the product xyz" />
            <ant antfile="build/ccp/build_xyz.xml" inheritAll="true" >
            </ant>
        </else>
    </if>

Now I am invoking ant as below

ant -Dproduct=abcd javabuild deploy

It is executing build_abcd.xml but it only does 'deploy' its not calling
the first target that is 'javabuild'.

So my question is how can I pass javabuild and deploy to build_abcd.xml or
build_xyz.xml. can someone pleas help me out

thanks
Swayam

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