remoteAnt vs. rant

[li...@bitfaeule.net]

Hello Robert,

What is the difference between RemoteAnt provided in com.rjmpsmith.ant compared to ant-contrib's rant?

I need to make a decision what to use for my distributed build-system that synchronously builds C++ on Mac and WIn and a large java project also on mac and win.

Thanks for help here.

-jacques

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How to read a a particular log file and echo the message from "Build.xml" ?

[ve...@bankone.com]

Hi All,

>From Build.xml,How to read a  particular log file(which is in the same 
folder) and echo the message of a particular field in the log file  from 
"Build.xml"?

Is ant provide those facility andshould i have to read a script for this ?


Thanks,
Venkat.



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Re: remoteAnt vs. rant

[James Fuller <ji...@ruminate.co.uk>]

lists@bitfaeule.net wrote:

>I need to make a decision what to use for my distributed build-system that synchronously builds C++ on Mac and WIn and a large java project also on mac and win.
>  
>
IMHO, RemoteAnt within ant-contrib lib wins hands down for stability
etc...though if want you want is sophisticated scheduling I would
reccommend LuntBuild, Anthill Pro, or some other continuous integration
approach....I try to keep source control has my common denominator
between disparate builds, though if you are in a situation where you
*need* to build across many machines, in a particular sequence, whilst
cascading dependencies to each machine sometimes using RemoteAnt is your
only choice. Another very common scenario that I use RemoteAnt is for
deployment.

gl, Jim Fuller


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