Ant usually fails on a failed task. There are certain tasks where this
rule could be overturned "those with a "failson" parameter, but most
of the time, if something fails, you really want to stop the build
process.

However, there is a special task in the AntContrib directory that I've
used before called <trycatch>. This task will execute a particular set
of tasks, then if there is an error, you can catch it and do something
else:

On Tue, May 13, 2008 at 2:06 AM, Carlos Ortiz <chrono.dark@(protected):
> Hi,Here is my question, how do i redo or execute some task's when another
> fail
>
> for example , if targetA fail go to onErrorTargetATarget...
>
>  <target name="targetA" >
>      ....
>   </target>
>
>  <target name="onErrorTargetATarget" >
>      ....
> <delete ..... />
>   </target>
>
> been the main mainTarget
>
>
>  <target name="mainTarget" depends="targetA, targetB, targetC" >
>      ....
>   </target>
>
> thks in advance
>



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