Linux command
ant 命令
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常用示例
Run
ant
Example
ant [build]
Example
ant -f [build.xml] [target]
Example
ant -Dproperty=[value] [target]
List
ant -p
Example
ant -q [target]
说明
ant (Another Neat Tool) is a Java-based build tool using XML configuration files. It automates software build processes including compiling, testing, packaging, and deploying Java applications. Build files (typically build.xml) define targets containing tasks. Ant executes tasks in dependency order, similar to make but using XML syntax and platform-independent operation.
参数
- -f _file_, -buildfile _file_
- Build file (default: build.xml)
- -D _prop=val_
- Set property value
- -p, -projecthelp
- List available targets
- -q, -quiet
- Minimal output
- -v, -verbose
- Verbose output
- -d, -debug
- Debug output
- -e, -emacs
- Output without adornment
- -k, -keep-going
- Continue on error
- -lib _path_
- Additional classpath
- -version
- Show version
FAQ
What is the ant command used for?
ant (Another Neat Tool) is a Java-based build tool using XML configuration files. It automates software build processes including compiling, testing, packaging, and deploying Java applications. Build files (typically build.xml) define targets containing tasks. Ant executes tasks in dependency order, similar to make but using XML syntax and platform-independent operation.
How do I run a basic ant example?
Run `ant` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.
What does -f _file_, -buildfile _file_ do in ant?
Build file (default: build.xml)