If you are using Ant 1.3 or later, the javac task has an attribute called 'failonerror' that can be used to allow other files to be compiled after an error...
T J Morgan wrote: > > I have some java files that if they wont compile, its ok. How can i > allow > ant to continue through the rest of the procedure even if I get some compile > errors? > I've tried to not put a depends tag on the target, but then it > doesn't get > called. some example code is below. I took out the actual processiong for > ease of reading. Any help would be greatly appreciated. > > <project name="test" default="CCBrokerBean" basedir="../.."> > <target name="init"> > //initiallizing > </target> > <target name="clean" depends="init"> > //deleting old files > </target> > <target name="prepare" depends="clean"> > //making new dirs > </target> > <target name="compileBase" depends="prepare"> > // i need this to compile > </target> > <target name="compile"> > // i dont care if this compiles right now > </target> > <target name="PFPBean" depends="compileBase"> > // here i am compiling a session bean > </target> > <target name="ARBean" depends="compileBase"> > // here i am compiling a session bean > </target> > <target name="CCBrokerBean" depends="ARBean,PFPBean"> > // here i am compiling a session bean > </target> > </project>
