Tom, > if Target C depends on B and A and A and B succeed but C failes.. > Then the next time it is started I would like it to run C. > > Basically, if some thing fails, I would like it to skip all > the targets > that have already run successfully.
But can be sure that items involved in A & B haven't changed (i.e. source code has been modified) before you try to run C again? If you have Ant save some kind of target success/failed status then surely you could get caught out when something changes in A or B? If you can 'guarantee' that nothing will change between the two cycles of Ant then maybe you will be ok. :) I'm not sure if there is anything in the current Ant build that will help you, maybe you can write a custom task that saves the state of each target as it executes and then the Ant script can read this file and pick up where it left off? Andy. -- Andrew Beacock Senior Software Engineer/Project Lead Nokia Mobile Phones NMP/MSW/SSP/AG -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
