Urgent: Ant support for an Eclipse 'Rebuild All' [message #157892] |
Mon, 17 November 2003 12:44  |
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Originally posted by: liam_harpur.hotmail.com
Hello There!
If available, in which version of Eclipse is there Ant support for a
'Rebuild All' ?
Basically, I need a full rebuild to be kicked off from an Ant script.... do
you have any ideas?
Currently, I do incremental builds on specific projects, ensuring that the
incremental builds are done in the correct order.
If there is no Ant support in Eclipse for this function yet... maybe I can
make a call from Ant that, in turn calls a Java program that invokes Eclipse
'Rebuild All' functionality? An example anyone?
Thanks in advance, an Eclipse and Java newbe!
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Re: Urgent: Ant support for an Eclipse 'Rebuild All' [message #158054 is a reply to message #157892] |
Mon, 17 November 2003 18:03  |
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For a newbie you are jumping right in :-)
There is the eclipse.incrementalBuild task which it looks you are already
making use of?
See the Eclipse help> Ant tasks provided by the platform if not.
You can write and contribute your own Ant task that could perform a rebuild
all. Start by seeing the doc for the org.eclipse.ant.core.antTasks extension
point and the other doc in the Eclipse Help on contributing Ant tasks.
Then come back here to ask more questions :-)
HTH
Darins
"Liam Harpur" <liam_harpur@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:bpb1hd$mkf$1@eclipse.org...
> Hello There!
> If available, in which version of Eclipse is there Ant support for a
> 'Rebuild All' ?
> Basically, I need a full rebuild to be kicked off from an Ant script....
do
> you have any ideas?
>
> Currently, I do incremental builds on specific projects, ensuring that
the
> incremental builds are done in the correct order.
>
> If there is no Ant support in Eclipse for this function yet... maybe I can
> make a call from Ant that, in turn calls a Java program that invokes
Eclipse
> 'Rebuild All' functionality? An example anyone?
>
> Thanks in advance, an Eclipse and Java newbe!
>
>
>
>
>
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