Hi there,

here is a simple question: How can I test for the value of the 'resultpropety' of an 
'exec' task after the task was executed?
I have the following sequence in my ant script:

 <!-- ========================================================== -->
 <!-- Run the NUnit tests using the nunit-console.exe tool       -->
 <!-- ========================================================== -->
 <target name="run.cs.tests" depends="init, compile.cs.tests">

  <exec executable="nunit-console.exe" failonerror="false" vmlauncher="false" 
resultproperty="exit.prop">
        <arg 
line="/assembly:${cs.src.dir}\${solution.name}\${tests.project.name}\bin\Debug\${tests.project.name}.dll"/>
  </exec>

   <xslt 
in="${cs.src.dir}\${solution.name}\${tests.project.name}\bin\Debug\TestResult.xml"
           out="${build.test.report.dir}\TestResults.html"
           style="dev/xsl/TestReport_html.xslt">
           <outputproperty name="method" value="html"/>
  </xslt>

   <!-- Fail if the tests failed -->
    <!--    ??????????????  -->
 </target>

So I want to be able to make the build fail only after the results of the tests were 
rendered in HTML.
Wouldn't be appropriate to have an ' errorproperty ' like we have at the 'junit' task ?

Best regards, 
Dan.

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