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Date: Wed, 22 Sep 2004 16:38:30 +0300
From: Emmanouil Batsis <Emmanouil.Batsis@eurodyn.com>
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Ok i'm not answering the question but why should developers be able to 
control the build from within the IDE and not the command line? One of 
the benefits of Ant is that every developer can use tools he or she 
chooses since ant can be used to control the build etc.

roger day wrote:

>I'm part of a team which is trying to bring sanity to a runaway
>unconfigured build system. One of the thoughts is that we use ANT as
>the main driver. However, it's quite likely that some of the
>developers use an IDE to drive the build systems. I've looked through
>google to find out if ANT can be called from MSDEV, but I'not had much
>success. Has anyone used MSDEV to drive ANT? Or any other IDE (outside
>of Eclipse)?
>
>reading this paper
>http://www.martinfowler.com/articles/ciWithCom.html
>seems to satisfy my requirements. But how did he get VisualStudio to call ant?
>
>Roger
>  
>


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