Hi Leo,
You can try the <protect> + <always> combination -OR- the
<call> + tryeach option from AntXtras @ http://antxtras.sf.net.
Example 1 (using <call>):
<call targets="clean.log,test.integration,report"
haltiferror="no" tryeach="yes"
failproperty="notclean.flag"/>
This will execute all targets in order even if one or more fail.
The 'failproperty' will be set 'true' if at least one failed.
You could put a <fail if="notclean.flag"/> after the <call> if
you want to abort the script if anything fails.
Example 2 (using <protect> and <always>):
<protect>
<sequential>
<antcall target="clean.logs"/>
<antcall target="test.integration"/>
</sequential>
<always>
<antcall target="report"/>
<always>
</protect>
This will always call the "report" target. BUT unlike the <call>
usage this will 1) stop at the target that fails (subsequent
targets are NOT called, 2) call the tasks defined in the <always>
set (in this case your 'report' target), and 3) rethrow the
original build exception that caused the <sequential> to abort.
To prevent the abort use the 'haltiferror=no' parameter on the
<protect>. To set a flag (like 'notclean.flag') use the <iferror>
option to <protect> like:
<protect>
...[see previous example]
<iferror failproperty="notclean.flag"/>
</protect>
<fail if="notclean.flag" message="..."/>
HTH,
The Wabbit
Leo Arias F. wrote:
Hello ant.
I'm using the junit task to execute selenium tests using ant and java.
By the way, it's working great. Thanks to those involved in the
development.
Now I need a report of all the tests that were executed. I created a
target called report that combines all the logs and creates a single
file. The problem is that I don't know how to force ant to run this
task always.
This is my target:
<sequential>
<antcall target="clean.log"/>
<antcall target="test.integration.smoke" />
<antcall target="report" />
</sequential>
So, when test.integration.smoke fails, report is not executed. Todo mal :(
I'll appreciate your help a lot.
thanks,
pura vida.
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