Clarification. The targetdefs contain @ parameters. These are attributes
that come from each typedef,
e.g. test source is identified by a pattern to identify test case classes
| <source id="test" test="**/*TestCase.java">
| <include input="classes"/>
| <include input="test.path"/>
| </source>
|
This is used in the target def for running tests
| <!-- Run the Test -->
| <targetdef target="runtest">
| <component/>
| <source when="@{test}">
| <mkdir dir="@{testDir}"/>
| <junit fork="true"
| printSummary="true">
| <formatter type="plain"/>
| <classpath>
| <pathElements/>
| </classpath>
| <batchtest todir="@{testDir}">
| <fileset dir="@{sourceDir}" includes="@{test}"/>
| </batchtest>
| </junit>
| </source>
| </targetdef>
|
Most of the attributes have reasonable defaults that can be overriden
integration wide on the build element or for each component/artifact.
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