Compiling 16 source files to /home/trawick/git/jaccounts/build/application/classes Created dir: /home/trawick/git/jaccounts/build/tests/classes Created dir: /home/trawick/git/jaccounts/build/application/jar Created dir: /home/trawick/git/jaccounts/build/application/classes :: retrieving :: # confs: 2 artifacts copied, 0 already retrieved (351kB/14ms ) | | modules || artifacts | | conf | number | search |dwnlded |evicted || number |dwnlded | Drop the jar in your ANTHOME/lib folder (ant. (0kB ) org.hamcrest#hamcrest-core 1.3!hamcrest-core.jar (487ms ) :: resolution report :: resolve 2791ms :: artifacts dl 1153ms Drop the jar at the root of your existing projects or any other given location (Ant taskdef with classpath). for Apache Maven, SBT and other build systems and can be easily used from Apache Ant/Ivy. (0kB ) junit#junit 4.12!junit.jar (662ms ) downloading. Finally, execute command mvn deploy to deploy your artifacts. found org.hamcrest#hamcrest-core 1.3 in public :: resolving dependencies :: confs: found junit#junit 4.12 in public Parallel: A container task that can contain other Ant tasks. Java: Executes a Java class within the running (Ant) VM, or in another VM if the fork attribute is specified. :: loading settings :: url = jar:file:/home/trawick/.ant/lib/ivy.jar!/org/apache/ivy/core/settings/ivysettings.xml When the os attribute is specified, the command is only executed when Ant is run on one of the specified operating systems.
Deleting directory /home/trawick/git/jaccounts/build In this case, ivy.jarīuildfile: /home/trawick/git/jaccounts/build.xml Here’s a run-through of the build, including dependency download. These properties are added to set the desired Ivy version and install location:
Will be easy to find after you’ve grokked this simpler example and have it working inīesides creating ivy.xml (above), build.xml needs to be changed to download Those dependencies for you, to use for documentation or debugging.
For more in-depth documentation and example code, check out the README documentation on GitHub.This essentially says “I need the binaries for JUnit 4.12, as well as anything it
If you use Ant to build your project, this task has the potential to be very helpful for deploying in one step as soon as your code is ready. You can immediately view the results by heading to your environment. Now if you run ant deploy, this build file will compile, war, and deploy your project to your Elastic Beanstalk environment. Here’s an example of an Ant build that updates an Elastic Beanstalk environment with a new war file: If you currently develop a Java application and deploy new versions to an AWS service often, consider trying these tasks out!
The services currently available are Amazon S3 and Amazon Elastic Beanstalk, with AWS OpsWorks on its way soon. To use these tasks, simply reference “taskdefs.xml” in the project’s jar. Ant is a commonly used tool for building Java projects, and now you can use it to deploy your project to AWS within the same build. These are custom tasks to use within your Ant builds that allow easy access to AWS services. Introducing a new AWS Labs project: AWS Ant Tasks.