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Very interesting implementation of a paralell executor for Ant. It got further than the experimental one in Ant's sandbox (http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/ant/sandbox/parallelexecutor/), as it highlights a difference between the expressed dependencies in the build.xml and the actually used ones in Ant runtime. There's probably some place for improvement in Ant core.
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In case you want to work with great tools whereas working with Maven addicts :)
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addition to Commons Compress. Source and binary distributions are available from the Apache Ant download site: ... http://ant.apache.org/antlibs/compress/index.html. Stefan Bodewig, on behalf of the Apache Ant community ...
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Great and detailed blog entry about using Apache Ivy with JDeveloper
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Contents Include: About Apache Ant, Anatomy of an Ant Script, Core Java Related Tasks, Infrastructure Tasks, SCM Related Tasks, Hot Tips and more...
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Ant is not only about XML, there's also javascript. And actually any other language which is a "Scripting Languages JSR-223-Aware", like groovy, jython, beanshell, jelly, jruby, scheme, etc...
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Doing a popup in your Ant based tool ? Easy with AntForm.
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Very interesting implementation of a paralell executor for Ant. It got further than the experimental one in Ant's sandbox (http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/ant/sandbox/parallelexecutor/), as it highlights a difference between the expressed dependencies in the build.xml and the actually used ones in Ant runtime. There's probably some place for improvement in Ant core.
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Ivy proven to be more far more powerfull than Maven in term of depenendcy management
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If you ever want to do http more than a simple get, just go use that lib, indispensable in your Ant portfolio.
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anttrap (0.02): http://is.gd/LnOF1Q A tiny Gem that can generate an Apache Ant build file from a Rakefile.
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"I never thought i would say this, but i like ant :), i did not know that you event can write javascript, ruby, groovy :) http://t.co/PHqVwOu"
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Why I Choose Ivy? The main thing I like about Ivy is its simplicity. You can use Ivy with only ant installed on your system (and of course, java).
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Apache Ivy is an excellent management (recording, tracking, resolving and reporting) project dependencies, tight integration with Apache Ant. This version to improve the content of: * a synchronous resolve job ,Apache IvyDE ...
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A quite nice and detailed article about how to manage dependencies of PHP libraries
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Find out the Ant task [echoproperties] and usefull tips for ant-ers.
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This means a lot more artifacts available for Ivy for its default config too ! neat !
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A great and fully functionnal Ant tasks to do http
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The last years we've been using Apache Ivy with Ant for managing all 3rd party libraries as well as our own artifacts. This setup has been very beneficial for us, as we've reduced so much time in new projects and ...
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I'll do a presentation of the dependency management with Maven Ivy and OSGi at the Toulouse Jug
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