I keep needing to ignore failures for tasks which don't themselves support a "failonerror" attribute. For example, I want to add a tomcat 'undeploy' task when doing a clean build before redeploying the newly built warfile to tomcat. But this fails if the the app is not already deployed, and stops the clean and build halfway through. So I keep having to go in and edit the build.xml to switch this task in and out manually. The feature inlined below is accepted for Ant2, but Is there a recognised way already in use to enclose an arbitrary task in some kind of wrapper which swallows (ignores) errors where they don't matter, allowing the build script to continue? I am using Ant 1.6.2 embedded in Eclipse. Cefn http://cefn.com >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> >From <http://ant.apache.org/ant2/requested-features.html> http://ant.apache.org/ant2/requested-features.html - accepted new features.... 'Provide "failonerror"-like functionality to all tasks. (Provide this as an aspect?? Much like logging aspect or classloader aspect).'
