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Subject: Re: To set property on any build status
From: Pooja Ganapathi <pooja.ganapathi@gmail.com>
To: user@ant.apache.org
Date: 09.04.2010 09:39
Hey Gilbert,
Thanks, that was a useful info on try\catch. I implemented it in my script,
and it was good.
However, when I tried to catch any exception, it didn't do that well.
basically, I have a main target, which does couple of tasks -this I have put
under try and have set exception message too in <trycatch>. So, my <catch>
gets the exception message as "Build failed".
What am looking is a brief note on which sub task caused exception.
<trycatch property = "exception" reference ="exception_ref">
<try>
<task1/>
<task2/>
Subject: Re: To set property on any build status
From: Pooja Ganapathi <pooja.ganapathi@gmail.com>
To: user@ant.apache.org
Date: 09.04.2010 09:39
Hey Gilbert,
Thanks, that was a useful info on try\catch. I implemented it in my script,
and it was good.
However, when I tried to catch any exception, it didn't do that well.
basically, I have a main target, which does couple of tasks -this I have put
under try and have set exception message too in <trycatch>. So, my <catch>
gets the exception message as "Build failed".
What am looking is a brief note on which sub task caused exception.
<trycatch property = "exception" reference ="exception_ref">
<try>
<task1/>
<task2/>
i didn't mention try/catch in my response to your post :-)
but back to your try/catch problem,maybe it's as simple as a missing
failonerror="true" attribute in your nested tasks, means try =
trycatch property = "exception" reference ="exception_ref">
<try>
<task1 .. failonerror="true"/>
<task2.. failonerror="true"/>
because without failonerror="true" it won't get catched ;-)
Regards, Gilbert
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