Howto - JDev 10.1.3 - Audit tools and Ant

Question

Hi
I'm playing around with Audit tools. I want to be able to call this from Ant. One primitive method is as follows:
<target name="Audit" description="Running audit on source code">
<property name="audit" value="ojaudit"/>
<property name="profile" value="-profile MyRules"/>
<property name="project" value="test3.jpr"/>
<property name="output" value="-output d:\result.xml"/>
<exec executable="cmd.exe" os="Windows XP" >
<arg line="/c ${audit} ${profile} ${project} ${output}"/>
</exec>
</target>
With results like:
Audit:
[exec] Oracle JDeveloper 10g Early Access Audit 10.1.3.0.3.3412
[exec] Copyright (c) 2003-2005 Oracle. All Rights Reserved.
[exec]
[exec] Audit completed: 1 violation, no exceptions, 2 documents, 3 seconds
BUILD SUCCESSFUL
Total time: 3 seconds
But then I'm unable to handle the result - unless I parse the output file. I want the Ant build file to fail if ojaudit find errors. Is this possible?
I know the PMD extension exist but I really like the Jdev Audit stuff - but I need an interface to Ant to make it really useful: We have a build tool which build on every SCM check in. I would like the JDev Audit be part of that process so that source code problems (audit, metrics) are handles in the same process as well.
By the way JDev 10.1.3 is great...
johnny

Answer 1

No not really (thanks anyway). The link shows basically the same as my input except for the better formatting of the output.
Both my and the example given both uses the Ant <exec> tag which start ojaudit from the command line. The problems still exist because I would like Ant to know if something was reported and the stop the Ant build process. A kind of "failOnValidationError".
PMD has this (example below shows and Ant tag called pmd which is part of the PMD system.
<pmd printToConsole="yes" failOnRuleViolation="on">
Can ojaudit also do something like this? Or is there a way Ant can "scan" the result from the audit process and take the appropriate action?