Ant tags are processing by jelly that is embedded in Maven.
I think it's a jelly bug and not a Maven bug.
Emmanuel
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From: Jefferson K. French [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Maven [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, January 29, 2004 9:56 PM
Subject: ant:parallel is working differently in Maven than in Ant
I'm running the exact same set of tags with Ant and Maven, but I get
different behavior. The Maven I'm using was built from CVS on
11/25/03. I put this:
parallel
sequential
echoThread one sleeping for three seconds/echo
sleep seconds=3/
echoThread one done sleeping/echo
/sequential
sequential
echoThread two sleeping for one second/echo
sleep seconds=1/
echoThread two done sleeping/echo
/sequential
/parallel
echoAll threads complete/echo
in both a build.xml and maven.xml. Running ant on the target gives:
anttest:
[echo] Thread one sleeping for three seconds
[echo] Thread two sleeping for one second
[echo] Thread two done sleeping
[echo] Thread one done sleeping
[echo] All threads complete
as I expected. Running Maven on the goal gives:
anttest:
[echo] Thread one sleeping for three seconds
[echo] Thread one done sleeping
[echo] Thread two sleeping for one second
[echo] Thread two done sleeping
[echo] All threads complete
The two tasks run sequentially, even though they should run in the
parallel. Running maven -X just gives a couple messages about adding
classpath references and verbose output on the sleep tag. Adding the
ant namespace to all the Ant tags results in the same behavior.
Has anyone else seen this? Is there something else I should or should
not be doing to get the tasks to run in parallel in Maven?
Jeff
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