Not reading from jar when unzipped it works...

[Aravind_RP]

hi
Am using a 3rd party jar in my ant script for xml manipulation.the jar file
i placed in a folder in my workspace.
it is working if i unzip my jar and keep it but it is not working if i keep
the jar as such. my code is as below

  
 
 


it says the class com.oopsconsultancy.xmltask.ant.XmlTask is not found.
please help urgent
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Re: substring

[Frank Harnack]

Hello Anthony,

the StringUtils task from antelope should help you.

http://antelope.tigris.org/docs/manual/bk03ch13.html

Regards

Frank

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Hello,

Is it possible to do a substring operation with Ant?

Cheers,
Anthony

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RE: substring

[Shawn Castrianni]

Yes, but not with standard ANT. You have to use the stringutils plugin from 
antelope with docs here:  
http://antelope.tigris.org/nonav/docs/manual/bk03ch13.html


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From: Anthony Muller [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: substring

Hello,

Is it possible to do a substring operation with Ant?

Cheers,
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Re: Not reading from jar when unzipped it works...

[Olivier Gies]

Hi,

You should specify "includes" value relatively to the "dir" attribute of 
the , i.e.:






Or also:





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Subject: Not reading from jar when unzipped it works...
From: Aravind_RP <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: user@ant.apache.org
Date: 09/07/2008 15:03


hi
Am using a 3rd party jar in my ant script for xml manipulation.the jar file
i placed in a folder in my workspace.
it is working if i unzip my jar and keep it but it is not working if i keep
the jar as such. my code is as below

  
 
 

classpathref="lib.path" />

it says the class com.oopsconsultancy.xmltask.ant.XmlTask is not found.
please help urgent


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How to echo the classpathref?

[Hans Schwaebli]

For debugging purpose I want to echo the actual classpathref. But it does not 
work by using something like this:

    
    
    
    
    
    
    
        ${all.you.can.need.class.path}
    

It prints nothing although there are jars in this dir.

Any idea how to echo it?



  

RE: How to echo the classpathref?

[Rebhan, Gilbert]

 


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From: Hans Schwaebli [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Wednesday, July 09, 2008 9:43 AM
To: Ant Users List
Subject: How to echo the classpathref?

/*
For debugging purpose I want to echo the actual classpathref. But it does not 
work by using something like this:

    
    
    
    
    
    
    
        ${all.you.can.need.class.path}
    

It prints nothing although there are jars in this dir.

Any idea how to echo it?
*/


${toString:all.you.can.need.class.path}

the ${toString: ...} has all files in a comma separated list


Regards, Gilbert

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RE: How to echo the classpathref?

[Daniel Gröndal]

Hi!

I usually use a macro such as:






   --- echoing fileset @{filesetref} ---
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And then:





This gives me the opportunity to convert the path separator and such.

//daniel

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Sent: den 9 juli 2008 09:43
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Subject: How to echo the classpathref?

For debugging purpose I want to echo the actual classpathref. But it does not 
work by using something like this:

    
    
    
    
    
    
    
        ${all.you.can.need.class.path}
    

It prints nothing although there are jars in this dir.

Any idea how to echo it?



  

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overwriting property specified in different files.

[wizshah]

I have two following lines added to my build.xml.


1. 

2. 

It can be seen that I have two config.properties being loaded. Thats runs
fine. All properties are loaded. But here the problem is that if I have the
same property in the second file it does not overwrite the old one. 
for instance I have a temp variable set like temp=temp in the first config
i.e. config/config.properties

where as I want to over write it in the second config i.e.
${env.projectname}/config.properties like temp=xyz

But ant does not overwrite it. Can any one help me out how I can achieve
this?

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Re: overwriting property specified in different files.

[André Pilz]

Hello,

that is standard behaviour for ant. The first property definition wins. 
A simple solution for this example is to load the second property file 
first.


Also see the  Task in ant-contrib, but I never needed it.

Cheers,
Andre

wizshah schrieb:

I have two following lines added to my build.xml.


1. 

2. 

It can be seen that I have two config.properties being loaded. Thats runs
fine. All properties are loaded. But here the problem is that if I have the
same property in the second file it does not overwrite the old one. 
for instance I have a temp variable set like temp=temp in the first config

i.e. config/config.properties

where as I want to over write it in the second config i.e.
${env.projectname}/config.properties like temp=xyz

But ant does not overwrite it. Can any one help me out how I can achieve
this?



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RE: substring

[Anthony Muller]

Thanks for the tip!

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From: Garrett Smith [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Wednesday, July 09, 2008 8:22 AM
To: Ant Users List
Subject: Re: substring

On Tue, Jul 8, 2008 at 12:51 PM, Anthony Muller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Is it possible to do a substring operation with Ant?
>
Not exactly.

But it is possible to do a string/token replacement -- not exactly
what you asked, but it can get the job done. This is done using a
FilterChain, http://ant.apache.org/manual/CoreTypes/filterchain.html

I'm using this feature to replace certain strings in my files with the
empty string (removal). In the example below, I replace "from" with
"to"
from: "APE.namespace("APE.dom");"
to:""


http://dhtmlkitchen.com/ape/build.xml


  

  
  

  


Garrett

> Cheers,
> Anthony

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[ANN] Apache Ant 1.7.1 Released

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Changing port number of a server(selenium-server.jar) through ant?

[rahulrocks]

I have changed the port number of selenium server in command line like this
java -jar selenium-server.jar -port 4445

How to change the port number of a server(selenium-server.jar) through ant
script?



  

 

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Re: Changing port number of a server(selenium-server.jar) through ant?

[Andy Stevens]

2008/7/9 rahulrocks <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> I have changed the port number of selenium server in command line like this
> java -jar selenium-server.jar -port 4445
>
> How to change the port number of a server(selenium-server.jar) through ant
> script?
>
> 
>
>  
>
> 
>
> Please help.

I've not used Selenium myself, but based on your java command, have
you tried simply adding a second arg element
  
?


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Re: overwriting property specified in different files.

[wizshah]

Yes that makes sense.

The problem would then be that if the property is empty in the first file
the second would not get its thing in the zone. 

All that said I think I can workout something that doesn't allow empty
fields to be written at all.

And thanks for the clarification.

Regards,
-- wiz



André Pilz wrote:
> 
> Hello,
> 
> that is standard behaviour for ant. The first property definition wins. 
> A simple solution for this example is to load the second property file 
> first.
> 
> Also see the  Task in ant-contrib, but I never needed it.
> 
> Cheers,
> Andre
> 
> wizshah schrieb:
>> I have two following lines added to my build.xml.
>> 
>>  
>> 1. 
>>  
>> 2. > file="${env.DEVHOME}/usr/home/${env.projectname}/config.properties"/>
>> 
>> It can be seen that I have two config.properties being loaded. Thats runs
>> fine. All properties are loaded. But here the problem is that if I have
>> the
>> same property in the second file it does not overwrite the old one. 
>> for instance I have a temp variable set like temp=temp in the first
>> config
>> i.e. config/config.properties
>> 
>> where as I want to over write it in the second config i.e.
>> ${env.projectname}/config.properties like temp=xyz
>> 
>> But ant does not overwrite it. Can any one help me out how I can achieve
>> this?
>> 
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Re: overwriting property specified in different files.

[Tom Drynda]

André Pilz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> ...
> that is standard behaviour for ant. The first property definition wins. 
> A simple solution for this example is to load the second property file 
> first.
> ...

That's exactly how we do it.

We have a default configuration held in a properties file.

Users (including the Test/UAT/CruiseControl/Staging/Production/etc users) each 
have a properties file which contains a subset of the default configuration - 
i.e. just the parts they need to change in order to develop/test/debug on their 
own systems/workstations/sand-boxes.

When Ant is run, first the User's properties file is loaded. Next, the default 
properties file is loaded.

This has the following advantages (in no particular order):
* User?s properties are the only ones that need to be customised for a 
particular user?s instance.
* Minimal configuation for a new user
* New properties added during development can be moved to default 
properties once they have been tested. Default properties are then propagated 
out without each user having to change their own properties file every time 
something changes.

The bottom line is that a user doesn't have to make sure that their properties 
file contains a full set of properties all of the time. If a new property is 
added during development, once it is propagated in to the default properties 
file and checked in to the repository (along with the associated code, one 
assumes) it is available for everyone after the next update from the repository.

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Re: How to echo the classpathref?

[Gilbert Rebhan]

Daniel Gröndal schrieb:

Hi!

I usually use a macro such as:






   --- echoing fileset @{filesetref} ---
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And then:





This gives me the opportunity to convert the path separator and such.


if it's only for a simple echoing - similar to those
System.out ... statements, lowlevel debugging, i would use
the ${toString:...} stuff, otherwards if specific delimiter needed
i would use a macrodef/scriptdef with pathconvert as you suggested.

btw. the ant editor of eclipse (using 3.2.2 on Windows) gives a popup 
window with the files included when using ${toString:...] and mouse

over. Same behaviour on similar attributes f.e. 

Re: Continu exec task, while leaving ant

[jantje]

Thanks.

But I have problems installing ant-contrib, from the website:
  grab the ant-contrib module from CVS

There is no CVS, when clicking on it. Then I have found
"ant-contrib-0.3.jar" this somewhere on the internet. I have placed this in
/usr/local/apache-ant/lib/

And have added this to build.xml:
  

So, no trying to use the forget task:
  

  


  
   
  

But got the error:
  /home/afstudeerwerk/project/build.xml:225: Problem: failed to create
task or type For
  Cause: The name is undefined.
  Action: Check the spelling.
  Action: Check that any custom tasks/types have been declared.
  Action: Check that any / declarations have taken
place.


It is hard to install this. Can someone help? Thanks..










Gilbert Rebhan wrote:
> 
> jantje schrieb:
>>> Hi there, is it possible to start (in ant) something in a shell and let
>>> this
>>> running, while stopping ant. f.i:
> 
> with antcontrib  ... you may kick off
> a new process, see =
> 
> http://ant-contrib.sourceforge.net/tasks/tasks/forget.html
> 
> 
> Regards, Gilbert
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How can I list what files are being compiled?

[dave.alvarado]

Hi,

What can I do, either in my build file or using a command line argument, to 
list what .java files ant is compiling?

Thanks, - Dave

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Re: How can I list what files are being compiled?

[Scot P. Floess]

Use the listfiles attribute for the javac task:



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Hi,

What can I do, either in my build file or using a command line argument, to 
list what .java files ant is compiling?

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How to have Dynamic Propert in ant

[sukanya]

Hi,

Here is the problem I am now facing:







 ${TSTAMP}

ant.version:  '${ant.version}'
ant.home:  '${ant.home}'
java.version:  '${java.version}'
 ${TSTAMP}



Here the time values are added to a file.
Where the file has the same time value twice. But i need to have different
time values with a single  element and property. How property values
can be changed dynamically?

Appreciate your suggestion to solve this problem.

Thanks,
Sukanya

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RE: Continu exec task, while leaving ant

[Rebhan, Gilbert]

 


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From: jantje [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Thursday, July 10, 2008 12:06 AM
To: user@ant.apache.org
Subject: Re: Continu exec task, while leaving ant

/*
Thanks.

But I have problems installing ant-contrib, from the website:
  grab the ant-contrib module from CVS

There is no CVS, when clicking on it. Then I have found
"ant-contrib-0.3.jar" this somewhere on the internet. I have placed this
in
/usr/local/apache-ant/lib/

[ ... ]

*/

Gotcha :-)
Wrong version, 0.3 is rather old, but still mentioned on the ant contrib
site.

/*
Copyright (c) 2002-2003 Ant-Contrib Project. All rights Reserved.
*/

no comment ;-)


Grab version 1.0b2 or 1.0b3 from [1] and use the antlib.xml, like
that =

when antcontrib.jar in %ANT_HOME%/lib




or located elsewhere



  


[1] = http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=36177


Regards, Gilbert



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