A complete, simple example or Build and ANT Tasks
Hello All!
Is there a simple, end to end example, or tutorial (with complete examples, not just snippets!) of a simple project that uses the RTC Ant tasks?
An simple jar project, of one class, and possibly one test case class would be fine.
And, most importantly, a single, simple ant script that builds it and uses as many of the ant tasks as possible?
Ideally, a zip that holds it all?
Does such a thing exist, or am I asking for too much! :lol:
-Chris
Is there a simple, end to end example, or tutorial (with complete examples, not just snippets!) of a simple project that uses the RTC Ant tasks?
An simple jar project, of one class, and possibly one test case class would be fine.
And, most importantly, a single, simple ant script that builds it and uses as many of the ant tasks as possible?
Ideally, a zip that holds it all?
Does such a thing exist, or am I asking for too much! :lol:
-Chris
4 answers
Ok. Thanks!
Now, are the ant scripts designed to beonly run inside of the build engine, or can they be run outside of a build engine, ie standalone, either from the command line (or via an external tool) or from an IDE (RAD/RSA etc)?
-Chris
Now, are the ant scripts designed to be
-Chris
Hi you could look into the Money That Matter sample that comes with the 2011 3.0.1 release. It is not simple but complete and you can run it from a test server.
Hi,
as far as I know the scripts could be run from anywhere, provided they get the necessary information for the Build Engine ANT tasks to communicate back to the server. You would also have to add the library containing that tasks into the class path, I guess. I assume it is possible to make the scripts ignore the commands in case that information is not available.
as far as I know the scripts could be run from anywhere, provided they get the necessary information for the Build Engine ANT tasks to communicate back to the server. You would also have to add the library containing that tasks into the class path, I guess. I assume it is possible to make the scripts ignore the commands in case that information is not available.