Use ant to compile, run JUnit, and check the encoding

In Java development, Ant provides us with a very powerful project building capability. In daily development, the most commonly used functions are: Compile, package, run JUnit testcase, check coding specifications. Here are some of the most common features of an ant template file, shared with you.

<?xml version= "1.0" encoding= "gb2312"?>

<project name= "Test project" default= "All" basedir= "." >

<property name= "Src.code" value= "src"/>

<property name= "Src.junit" value= "JUnit"/>

<property name= "Lib.dir" value= "Lib"/>

<property name= "Lib.jar" value= "Testclass.jar"/>

<!--checkstyle configuration-->

<property name= "Checkstyle.config" value= "Checkstyle.xml"/>

<taskdef resource= "Checkstyletask.properties"

Classpath= "${lib.dir}/checkstyle-all-3.1.jar"/>

<!--output document-->

<property name= "Doc.dir" value= "Doc"/>

<property name= "Doc.api" value= "${doc.dir}/api"/>

<property name= "Javadoc.package" value= "com.*"/>

<!--output binary file-->

<property name= "Dist.root" value= "dist"/>

<property name= "dist.proj" value= "${dist.root}/proj"/>

<property name= "dist.classes" value= "${dist.proj}/classes"/>

<property name= "Dist.lib" value= "${dist.proj}/lib"/>

<property name= "Dist.junit" value= "${dist.root}/junit"/>

<!--classpath-->

<path id= "Classpath" >

<fileset dir= "${lib.dir}" >

<include name= "**/*.jar"/>

</fileset>

</path>

<path id= "Proj.libs" >

<fileset dir= "${dist.lib}" >

<include name= "**/*.jar"/>

</fileset>

</path>

<target name= "Init" >

<mkdir dir= "${doc.dir}"/>

<mkdir dir= "${dist.root}"/>

<mkdir dir= "${dist.proj}"/>

<mkdir dir= "${dist.lib}"/>

<tstamp/>

<echo message= "${tstamp}" ></echo>

</target>

<target name= "All" depends= "compilesrc, Javadoc, Checkstyle"/>