I assume I could do this with a <script> task, but don't have time to learn
BSF right now. Currently I have two cmd scripts (NT) that do the work - I'd
like to translate to ant. First script:
build-ejb <working dir> <ejbname>
will build a single ejb. The ejbs follow a convention that the
package/directory name is the same as the bean jar file name. I got this to
work fine with the <jar> and <java> tasks (couldn't get the <ejbjar> task to
work the same and gave up due to time constraints). I then made the
"build-ejb" target "generic" and have other targets call it with <antcall>
and pass the parameter of the ejb name. This works fine.
The problem is that there are almost 50 EJBs, and I don't want to create 50
individual targets! The "build-all-ejbs" cmd script basically does this:
FOR /D %%i IN (%ejbpath%\*.*) do CALL %EJBCOMMAND% %FILES% %%~ni
Is there some way to do the same thing in Ant? Have some target that could
either build a single, designated EJB or build for every subdirectory?
Thanks,
Jason
