Automating build process

Hi,
I'm planning to automate the build of our BC4J project. It is, in fact, composed by several .jpr files distributed among three workspaces. Some classes/projects have cyclic dependencies (which are handled by the compiler).
I'd like to have a script that builds this entire set of files, without the need of human intervention.
I know JDeveloper can generate ant build files, but it does this in a by project basis, and I want it to be in a "by workspace basis". Also, the generated ant build file does not contain any information regarding other projects dependencies.
Is there some tool/script out there that does this? Has anyone had a similar experience? Any thoughts?
Thanks in advance,
Daniel

I know JDeveloper can generate ant build files, but
it does this in a by project basis, and I want it to
be in a "by workspace basis". Also, the generated ant
build file does not contain any information regarding
other projects dependencies.
Is there some tool/script out there that does this?
Has anyone had a similar experience? Any thoughts?Ant includes a task called "ant" to invoke a new ant buildfile, use this to tie them all together as tasks into one master build.xml.
Rob
Team JDev

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deepak

Build process aborting due to following error

I should also probably add that machines usually build fine, it's only been with this new batch of PCs that the build has been failing.

So I'm trying to build a machine over the network, (the operating system I'm installing is Windows 7 Professional) however I'm getting this error message when building a machine from our new batch of PCs;
'Build process aborting due to following error:
Disk partitioning/formatting exception: VDS API
IVdsCreatePartitionEz::CreatePartitionEx returned 0x80042571 size = 45788 MB,
offset = 1 MB, format = 39'
Any suggestions greatly appreciated.
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CVI2013 f1: how to cancel build process?

how to cancel the build process after it's started?
I can't find a way...
Vix
In claris non fit interpretatio
Using LV 2013 SP1 on Win 7 64bit
Using LV 8.2.1 on WinXP SP3
Using CVI 2012 SP1 on Win 7 64bit, WinXP and WinXP Embedded
Using CVI 6.0 on Win2k, WinXP and WinXP Embedded
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Hello Wolfgang!
Yes, my answer to vix's initial question was basically the same as your's: the 'Cancel Build' menu item from the Build menu.
As of CVI 2013, the build process is not longer blocking the ADE UI anymore, so users can operate the CVI ADE independent of the currently running build process. Hence, the modal dialog from CVI 2012 has been removed. Because the dialog was removed, we moved the ability to cancel the current build over to the CVI ADE menu, amoung the other menu items related to the build process (e.g. Build, Rebuild, Batch Build...). However, we didn't want to modify the behavior of the STOP button, because it's main purpose has been closely targeted towards controlling the execution state of a debugged program. If we have changed it's behavior, we would also have to change it's naming, i.e. currently 'Terminate Execution' toolbar button.

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