Urbancode's Anthill build management server for Java applications provides build automation, unit tests, build tracking, and support for a number of version control systems.
But the open source version of Anthill has worked very well for us to build about ten different projects on a regular basis.
I've set it up on three different servers so I can vouch for the setup being very reasonable and it will use your existing Ant build script with only minor changes so you can put your build products into a folder it exposes and so you can incorporate its build number into your project if you like.
Parabuild is an automated software build management server. Parabuild helps software teams and organizations reduce risks of project failures by providing practically unbreakable daily builds and continuous integration builds.
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John Munsch replied ago:
But the open source version of Anthill has worked very well for us to build about ten different projects on a regular basis.
I've set it up on three different servers so I can vouch for the setup being very reasonable and it will use your existing Ant build script with only minor changes so you can put your build products into a folder it exposes and so you can incorporate its build number into your project if you like.
imeshev replied ago:
Parabuild is an automated software build management server. Parabuild helps software teams and organizations reduce risks of project failures by providing practically unbreakable daily builds and continuous integration builds.
gwestern replied ago:
How does this compare to other build tools, such as Maven + Continuum?
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