With the TaskdefTask
you can import a user task into your
buildfile.
Table B.39: Attributes
Name | Type | Description | Default | Required |
---|---|---|---|---|
classname | String | The path to the class that defines the TaskClass. | n/a | Yes, unless the file attribute has been
specified. |
name | String | The name the task is available as after importing. If you specify
"validate", for example, you can access the task imported here with
<validate> . | n/a | Yes, unless the file attribute has been
specified. |
file | String | Name of the file to load definitions from. | n/a | No |
classpath | String | The classpath to use when including classes. This is added to PHP's include_path. | n/a | No |
classpathref | String | Reference to classpath to use when including classes. This is added to PHP's include_path. | n/a | No |
<!-- Includes the Task named "ValidateHTMLTask" and makes it available by <validatehtml> --> <taskdef classname="user.tasks.ValidateHTMLTask" name="validatehtml" /> <!-- Includes the Task "RebootTask" from "user/sometasks" somewhere inside the $PHP_CLASSPATH --> <taskdef classname="user.sometasks.RebootTask" name="reboot" /> <!-- Includes all tasks from the property file. Each line in the property file defines a task in the format: name=path.to.Task --> <taskdef file="/path/to/mytasks.properties" />
NB: Taskdef now supports the PEAR-style naming convention to define and load tasks:
<taskdef name="sampletask" classname="Dir_Subdir_SampleTask"/>
will load class Dir_Subdir_SampleTask
from file
Dir/Subdir/SampleTask.php
.