Yesterday estrada pinged me on how we build Java projects in TFS 2008. If you remember, I wrote an article a while back (about a year ago) on how we did it with TFS 2005.
My current group has written a custom MSBuild task to call Ant scripts. I would prefer to use Teamprise Build Extensions, but I joined this group late and they had already had much of the infrastructure written. We do some custom things like write writing Junit tests back to TFS. I don't believe Teamprise Build Extensions has that functionality though I could be wrong.
Anyway, my recommendation for calling Ant scripts with TFS 2008 would be to use Teamprise Build Extensions. The setup instructions are great and it's a nice, easy, way to get setup and running.
Let me know how it goes!
Friday, June 20, 2008
Ant and TFS 2008
Posted by Mac Noland at 11:20 AM
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Mac,
The TFS 2008 extension should certainly be posting JUnit test results back. The TFS 2005 one wasn't able to, but we can now. Be worth taking a look at the (open source) code for the Teamprise Build Extensions and seeing how similar they are to your current task.
Cheers,
Martin.
Hey Martin! Well to be honest, I didn't realize you added so much functionality! I'll have to take a peak!
Hi Martin and Mac -
This is definitly something that our group could use too. I'll be curious to know what you discover Mac.
Cheers
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