Knut, that's an interesting approach -- care to share some examples? It sounds like getting inter-project dependencies to work is an important goal.
Currently I'm just struggling with getting mutual dependencies to execute at most once (GNUmake style) while retaining the abilitiy to use and <antcall>. Hrm... :)
c
At Friday 5/3/2002 02:32 PM +0200, you wrote:
I have been using a similar approch myself:
o I have a project descriptor for every top-level project which lists the individual subprojects, dependencies between subprojects and on other top-level projects. The dependencies are compile time dependencies, meaning that if project a depends on b, b has to be built first and place the resulting class files in a known location. o There is a buildfile template for both top-level and subproject buildfiles (essentially all the same). o With an XSLT stylesheet I generate buildfiles for the top-level project and one for every subproject.
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