The build.xml
file which is at the root of the
tests
folder will be used.
In the tests
folder of the project (named
EasyBeans by default), the command ant install needs to
be launched.
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The command ant -p could be used to list the targets that are available. |
Once the command has been run successfully,
output
and tests/output
folders
are created and each one contains a subfolder
classes
. The output/classes
contains the EasyBeans Server classes and the
tests/output/classes
contains the classes used by the
test suite. Furthermore, the binaries(.jar) used with EasyBeans Server are
installed in the ejb3s
folder.
ant clean.classes is used to clean the generated classes.