| ANT: KJS#00004 Appendix_E (BookMarks) (20030311) | ANT: KJS#00004 Appendix_E (BookMarks) (20030311) 2003-03-11 - By Info
In the Manning & Sams books and onLine, I have not found an equivalent to
the 'c' exit(nbr) and the batch "if errorlevel" (as appropriate for an OS) -
at least that I recognize. A page number in the books would work. I am
very aware of try/catch/... type of processing and can control graceful
termination or continuation - this is not what I need. I need the
capability at the system level for ANT-use to be able to make equivalent
decisions that we currently have in place using exit(nbr). Would prefer the
suggestion as a vanilla part of ANT rather than using a plug-in that may be
a more sophisticated version of the interim-'c'/assembler/Java/ANT munge
that gets the job done but is really scary! Said another way, we could have
from 0 to 255 possible processing-outcomes that need to launch the next
processing step and not as a Java thread (we have more than enough of those
dealing with the outliars and processing leverage-points)! We have found
our winGate systems run out of resources if the code is written the way it
should be - hence the reason we are doing this in a step'd-wise way.
Now all that said, give me your best shot. Maybe you have something that is
ANT-better? It just has to fit on the winGate systems!
jimS (info@(protected))
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