If your script to be checked does not call (run) or (run-until-halt) and contains primarily deffunction/defquery/defrule statements you can try:
<target name="checksyntax">
<java classname="jess.Main" classpath="jess.jar:other.jar">
<arg value="${script}"/>
</java>
</target>
<target name="compile">
<antcall target="checksyntax">
<param name="script" value="whatever.jess"/> <!-- or traditionally whatever.clp -->
</antcall>
</target>
disclaimer: not tested...
All this does is run jess' Main with the script as an argument. Jess will parse the file and then exit.
Good luck!
alan
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> Is there any ant tool which can check the syntax in clip files?
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> Thanks
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