antlib.xml is indeed in the jar, and the 'resource' attribute of the
taskdef task refers to a classpath entry. So there is no need to install
antlib.xml explicitly.
Emmanuel Bourg
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The bug report is not completely true. antlib.xml is part of the .jar
file and this is IMO the way it should be:
> jar -tvf /usr/share/java/ant-contrib.jar | grep antlib.xml
> 1847 Mon Jul 09 01:46:54 CEST 2012 net/sf/antcontrib/antlib.xml
I wonder if this report can be closed or if it should
I'm hitting this too. I can't hard-code /usr/share/java/ant-contrib.jar in my
build.xml because the project also needs to be built on non-Debian machines
(that put ant-contrib.jar elsewhere) too.
I'm working around this by bundling the ant-contrib jar in my project so that I
can reference it wi
Hello Yann,
Try this, it should work.
The documentation needs to be corrected
The ant-contrib jar is not added automatically to the Ant lib as it puts
more classes in the classpath, so risks of name clashes and version
mismatch are increased.
Ludovic
Yann Dirson a é
More info:
I tried to use antlib.xml by copying it and the jar to my project, but
adding the suggested block below:
... results in:
Buildfile: build.xml
[taskdef] Could not load definitions from resource .../antlib.xml. It
could not be found.
This happens both with abs
Package: ant-contrib
Version: 1.0~b3+svn177-1
/usr/share/doc/ant-contrib/manual/index.html advertises as the standard way to use
ant-contrib tasks, but no file by that name is present in the deb.
The whole src/main/resources/net/sf/antcontrib/ directory from the source
package should probably be
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