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    Quick Info

    Product
    HCL Launch
    Type
    plugin
    Compatibility
    Apache Ant v1.6.5 or higher
    Created by
    HCL Software
    Website
    Apache Ant
    Published Date
    March 17th, 2021
    Last Updated
    January 25th, 2023

    Description

    Apache Ant is a command-line tool that is used to automate the build and deployment of applications. This plugin calls the Ant executable to run one or more targets defined in a specified Ant script file and is very useful for quickly integrating legacy automation into your HCL Launch Processes. HCL Launch agents include distribution of Ant, which is used by default, but other versions can be used by providing the path to the Ant installation directory in your Process Step.

    Quick Info

    Product
    HCL Launch
    Type
    plugin
    Compatibility
    Apache Ant v1.6.5 or higher
    Created by
    HCL Software
    Website
    Apache Ant
    Published Date
    March 17th, 2021
    Last Updated
    January 25th, 2023

    launch-ant-9.1127374.zip

    Uploaded: 11-Jan-2022 21:33

    Release Note

    Add compatibility with Groovy 3.
    DOWNLOAD

    launch-ant-7.845537.zip

    Uploaded: 16-Mar-2021 06:51

    Release Note

    Added RPX dependency and English translations.
    DOWNLOAD

    Summary

    You can use Apache Ant to build and deploy applications. The Apache Ant plugin automates the use of the Apache Ant command line tool.

    This plugin includes one or more steps, click Steps for step details and properties.

    Compatibility

    This plugin supports Apache Ant version 1.6.5 or later.

    This plugin runs on all operating systems that HCL Launch supports with the exception of IBM z/OS.

    Installation

    No special steps are required for installation.

    History

    The following table describes the changes made in each plugin version.

    Plugin history details
    Version Description
    7 Added translations for steps and properties

    Usage

    Use the Apache Ant plugin to specify a build script to run or you can include the build script in the step. You can also specify command-line options in the step.

    Before you begin

    Verify that a Java Development Kit (JDK) is installed. The required version of the JDK depends on the version of Apache Ant that you are using. See the system requirements topic under Installing Apache Ant for details.

    Step palette

    To access this plugin in the palette, click Build > Build tools.

    Steps

    The following process steps are available in the Apache Ant plugin.

    Ant

    Use this step to run an Ant script.

    Input properties for the Ant step
    Name Type Description Required
    ANT OPTS String One or more Ant-specific arguments, which are used in the ANT_OPTS environment variable. For example, -Xmx1024m or -XX:MaxPermSize=512m. Enter each argument on a separate line. No
    ANT_HOME String The installation directory of Apache Ant. The default value is the ANT_HOME environment variable for the agent. Yes
    Ant Properties String One or more Ant-specific arguments, such as using -v for verbose output. Enter each argument
    on a separate line.     		No
    Ant Script File String The name of the Ant script file. Yes
    JAVA_HOME String The path to the Java installation to run Ant scripts. The default is the JAVA_HOME
    environment variable for the agent.     		Yes
    JVM Properties String One or more JVM-specific arguments, such as -Xmx=512m for maximum memory. Enter each argument
    on a separate line.     		No
    Properties String These properties are passed to the Ant command processor and are available by name in the Ant script.
    Enter each argument on a separate line in the following format: name=value.     		No
    Script Content String Defines the content of the Ant script. The content is written to the
    Ant script file and then the file is run.     		No
    Targets String One or more names of the targets to run in the Ant script file. Do not specify a target if you are using the default target. No