Project and target derived objects

When Ant builds a target, it does not write a file corresponding to that target, nor does it do so for projects. However, CCAudits writes out a file for every project, sub-project, and target that is built.

These files are written while an audit is running, so they become derived objects attached to a configuration record.

These CRs are connected in the same way that their corresponding build unit is connected to other parts of the build.

From the CR of the project, you can use cleartool commands to perform HCL VersionVault operations such as printing all the CRs created by the build of that project, applying a label to all source versions read by the build, and so on.

Using VersionVault to audit Ant builds creates a directory named CCAudits, which contains the project, sub-project, and target derived objects, in the directory where CCAudits is started. You can modify the name of this directory.