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I use Ant as a framework and put a bunch of own tasks into it.
It is now a automated-black-box-test-system. (www.microtest.eu)


Am 15.01.2014 14:36, schrieb Mark Lybarger:
> hi,
>
> i'm putting together a simple business "flow" process.  some zip files are
> pulled from a vendor.  i need a process to do the following, archive the
> input, unzip the zip files, and execute some transformation on some of the
> data.
>
> currently, it's on a windows server, but we have linux servers in our
> environment too.  i was thinking of using an ant script to handle/drive
> most of this execution.  as ant is primarily using for building (java
> appliations), does anyone see issues with using ant to drive this file
> processing and manipulation?
>
> thoughts/ideas are very welcome!
>
> thanks,
> -mark-
>


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