Chapter 2. A first Ant build
2.1 | Defining our first project |
2.2 | Step zero: creating the project directory |
2.3 | Step one: verifying the tools are in place |
2.4 | Step two: writing your first Ant build file |
2.5 | Step three: running your first build |
2.6 | Step four: imposing structure |
2.7 | Step five: running our program |
2.8 | Ant command-line options |
2.9 | Examining the final build file |
2.10 | Running the build under an IDE |
2.11 | Summary |
Let’s start this gentle introduction to Ant with a demonstration of what it can do. The first chapter described how Ant views a project: a project contains targets, each of which is a set of actions—tasks—that perform part of the build. Targets can depend on other targets, all of which are declared in an XML file, ...
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