If you can use AntXtras (http://jware.info/) extensions, you could
do something like:
Example 1:
<foreach i="test-file" list="${list-of-test-files}" mode="local"
haltiferror="no" tryeach="yes" failproperty="not.clean">
<ant antfile="${test-file}"/>
</foreach>
<fail if="not.clean" message="Something barfed"/>
Example 2 (to capture logs per test iff it fails):
<property name="LOGS" value="...."/>
<foreach i="test-file" list="${list-of-test-files" mode="local"
haltiferror="no" tryeach="yes" failproperty="not.clean">
<capturelogs>
<protect>
<ant antfile="${test-file}"/>
<iferror quiet="yes">
<copylogged tofile="${LOGS}/log-${antfile}" important="no"/>
</iferror>
</protect>
</capturelogs>
</foreach>
<fail if="not.clean" message="Something barfed"/>
At 01:51 PM 12/27/2005, you wrote:
i'm trying to find a function/loop that will run all ant test files
in a directory that will just run one file after another even if
there are errors
i've tried a few things that haven't worked, any ideas or snips of
code that will put me on the right path?
Steven Rogers
Developer at NumberSix, Asheville
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email: srogers at numbersix dot com
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