Define a bundlor namespace

<project <attribute>name</attribute>=<value>"bundlor-sample-ant"</value>
    <attribute>xmlns:bundlor</attribute>=<value>"antlib:com.springsource.bundlor.ant"</value>>

Import the bundlor task into your build

<target <attribute>name</attribute>=<value>"bundlor.init"</value>>
  <taskdef <attribute>resource</attribute>=<value>"com/springsource/bundlor/ant/antlib.xml"</value>
      <attribute>uri</attribute>=<value>"antlib:com.springsource.bundlor.ant"</value>>
    <classpath <attribute>id</attribute>=<value>"bundlor.classpath"</value>>
      <fileset <attribute>dir</attribute>=<value>"${bundlor.home}/dist"</value>/>
      <fileset <attribute>dir</attribute>=<value>"${bundlor.home}/lib"</value>/>
    </classpath>
  </taskdef>
</target>

This example uses a very simplistic method for building the bundlor task classpath. It is possible to use a dependency manager such as Ivy to better manage the classpath of Bundlor.

Use the bundlor task. See Section 4.2, “Apache ANT Usage” for details about the parameters of the task.

<bundlor:bundlor
    <attribute>inputPath</attribute>=<value>"${basedir}/target/classes"</value>
    <attribute>outputPath</attribute>=<value>"${basedir}/target/classes"</value>
    <attribute>bundleVersion</attribute>=<value>"1.0.2.BUILD-${timestamp}"</value>
    <attribute>manifestTemplatePath</attribute>=<value>"${basedir}/template.mf"</value>/>