Ant Task Error Handling
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given name will be set to the message of the exception. If the reference attribute has been set, a reference of the given id will be created and point to the exception object. If there is a
Description Required message A message giving further information on why the build ssis ftp task error handling exited No if Only fail if a property of
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the given name exists in the current project No unless Only fail if a
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property of the given name doesn't exist in the current project No status Exit using the specified status code; assuming the generated Exception http://ant-contrib.sourceforge.net/tasks/tasks/trycatch.html is not caught, the JVM will exit with this status. Since Apache Ant 1.6.2 No Parameters specified as nested elements As an alternative to the if/unless attributes, conditional failure can be achieved using a single nested
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Chapter 1 - Getting started Chapter 2 - Process Types & Partnerlinks Chapter 3 - To be defined Wednesday, 26 August 2009 Testing and exception handling with Ant This week I worked on a project that had to import employees from files into the BPM Directory. Since I changed the algorithm to a balanced-line construction I felt I wanted to have some repeatable test cases to try to hit every balanced-line case. Balanaced-line processing of files is not that hard, but it is easily to mis a record.The importer used a property file in which it relates to the file with the data to import. So for every test-case I had to create a test-file and a configuration file. I named them like:test001_configuration.propertiestest001_medewlist.txttest002_configuration.propertiestest002_medewlist.txtThen for every test case I wanted to copy the test???_configuration.properties from the test directory to 'conf/configuration.properties'. Then call the importer and finally replace the configuration file again with the original subversioned one.For the importer a working ant build file was created with a run target. So I thought it would be nice to have a seperate testBuild.xml file that does the job.So I created this file with first a simple copy-target that copies a backupped original configuration file back to the conf directory. I want to leave the project as it is committed to subversion after my test.Then I created a macro-definition that gets the test-configuration-file as an attribute.It copies this test configuration file over the actual configuration file. Then it tries to call the run-target of the main build file. And then it copies the original one back.I found that the run-target of the original file could fail and in that case it should also restore the original configuration file, in stead of failing my test-script. With ant-contrib you can use a try-catch-finally the same way as in Java.Here's my resulting testBuild.xml: