I'm aware of this feature
<target name="buildmodule"
<exec commandline="buildmodule.bat" Failonerror="false"
resultproperty="module_ok" />
</target>
However, I want to do this...
<target name="buildmodule1"
<exec commandline="buildmodule1.bat" Failonerror="false"
resultproperty="module_ok" />
</target>
<target name="buildmodule2"
<exec commandline="buildmodule2.bat" Failonerror="false"
resultproperty="module_ok" />
</target>
<target name="buildmodule"
<call target="buildmodule1"
<call target="buildmodule2"
</target>
That is, buildmodule needs a lot of buildmoduleN's (two in the example, but can
be more). I do NOT want the build to stop if one of the buildmoduleN's fails
(hence, failonerror="false") but I want module_ok to evaluate false if at least
one of them fails. I know the way I have it, the buildmoduleN build will
eclipse the buildmoduleN-1 build. So how can I set it up so if one buildmoduleN
fails, the module_ok property persists?
Thanks!
-Chris
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