BuildLauncher

A BuildLauncher allows you to configure and execute a Gradle build.

Instances of BuildLauncher are not thread-safe. You use a BuildLauncher as follows:

• Create an instance of BuildLauncher by calling org.gradle.tooling.ProjectConnection#newBuild().
• Configure the launcher as appropriate.
• Call either #run() or #run(ResultHandler) to execute the build.
• Optionally, you can reuse the launcher to launch additional builds.

 ProjectConnection connection = GradleConnector.newConnector() .forProjectDirectory(new File("someFolder")) .connect(); try { BuildLauncher build = connection.newBuild(); //select tasks to run: build.forTasks("clean", "test"); //include some build arguments: build.withArguments("-i", "--project-dir", "someProjectDir"); //configure the standard input: build.setStandardInput(new ByteArrayInputStream("consume this!".getBytes())); //in case you want the build to use java different than default: build.setJavaHome(new File("/path/to/java")); //if your build needs crazy amounts of memory: build.setJvmArguments("-Xmx2048m", "-XX:MaxPermSize=512m"); //if you want to listen to the progress events: ProgressListener listener = null; // use your implementation build.addProgressListener(listener); //kick the build off: build.run(); } finally { connection.close(); } 

Since
1.0-milestone-3

Functions

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