Currently I run a sequence of different clearcase builds on different Unix boxes using an ant script on a NT box to kick them off. Once all tasks are done ant emails messages and ftps all results to a common site. The problem is that the whole process takes a long time(++hours) to finish all tasks. Since I run each build on different Unix boxes I would like to kick them all off at the same time then build the result data as each build finishes. Is there a task that can be used (<antcall>, <ant> or <??>) but not wait for the task to finish? I would like to a void using ant to call a perl script that forks a call to the ant build script. suggestions?? Thanks, Mark
Ant 1.3 sequence of tasks but would like concurrent?
Nasgowitz, Mark (MED, GEMS-IT) Thu, 14 Jun 2001 07:19:56 -0700
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