Look at the archives, you are correct.
Steve Morin said: "I think hotswap would make a great optional task."
Being the most recent response, that stuck in my head.
Jessie Glick commented, but didn't state a preference
Steve Loughran seemed a little scared by it and thought at minimum a
link
My memory could be playing tricks on me, but I thought the concensus
was to host it externally, for example, the way "ant-contrib" tasks
are hosted externally:
http://ant-contrib.sourceforge.net/
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From: David Kavanagh [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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I think hotswap would make a great optional task.
Steve
On Wed, 20 Oct 2004 16:12:16 -0400, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Where I work, most people use Eclipse, with a few using IntelliJ. I use
> Eclipse
> sometimes, but really prefer Vim for source code editing. (call me "old
>
Where I work, most people use Eclipse, with a few using IntelliJ. I use Eclipse
sometimes, but really prefer Vim for source code editing. (call me "old
school"). Anyway, with this task and a simple target in my build file, I can
hotswap when using Vim, almost as nicely as I could in Eclipse. That w
so if netbeans has a hotswap too, I wonder if you could do a task that
would do hotswap into whatever vm/ide you designated
now, that really does scare me :)
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David Kavanagh wrote:
Just wondering if anyone else has any thoughts on the target,
feel free to look at the web page (http://hotswap.dev.java.net/) and
read Steve's comments below.
Looks cool... BTW you may be interested to know that NetBeans 4.0 uses a
similar task to do hotswapping during de
Just wondering if anyone else has any thoughts on the target,
feel free to look at the web page (http://hotswap.dev.java.net/) and
read Steve's comments below.
Thanks!
David
Thus Spoke Steve Loughran:
On Thu, 07 Oct 2004 19:02:39 -0400, David Kavanagh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> I just notic
When you say "scared", I hope the code didn't look that bad! (I mean, I thought
you might be talking about the power it could unleash).
No, we don't use it for production at all. Yes, we use it for development only.
I like that I can edit in Vim and invoke an ant target to compile and hotswap
my ch
never mind about the , solved my own problem!
Thus Spoke David Kavanagh:
Matt,
Have you used the target from ant-contrib? I'm not having
any luck. I have 0.6 (and even tried building it myself from the
sources).
I have run the task, so I know the library is being picked
up. I get this error wh
Matt,
Have you used the target from ant-contrib? I'm not having
any luck. I have 0.6 (and even tried building it myself from the sources).
I have run the task, so I know the library is being picked
up. I get this error when it hits my target.
BUILD FAILED
C:\view\dkavanag\1411_view\payx\inc\i
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From: "David Kavanagh" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Matt Benson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Saturday, April 03, 2004 2:14 AM
Subject: Re: hotswap via ant
It's Alive! Now, I just need some help
example) that the VM currently doesn't support.
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From: "David Kavanagh" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Matt Benson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Saturday, April 03, 2004 2:14 AM
Subject: R
You should be able to use the date pattern "MM/dd/
hh:mm a" to add the AM/PM to your date. That's wild
that the date selector doesn't use seconds. Two
possibilities come to mind:
-sleep for a minute after generating the timestamp. :(
-use ant-contrib's task to set a
comma-delimited list of
It's Alive! Now, I just need some help working out the file selection
part. (which is using existing Ant constructs).
Here is a sample of my build file.
This is an example of the timestamp that is returned. Is there a way t
http://ant.apache.org/manual/CoreTypes/selectors.html#dateselect
You would have to use a nested element in
your to create the date in the right format
for the date selector, but aside from that I can't see
any problems...
-Matt
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> This sounds good to me! The less gr
This sounds good to me! The less grunt work I have to do in my task, the better!
I grabbed teh 1.6.1 source release and built it. If you could point me to the
file selector you mention, it would help me a lot. I just poked around
and it didn't jump out at me. I would like it if my task could just
Basically you should make any task as atomic as
possible. So all your task would need to know about
is a . Then it becomes the user's problem
how to select which files to include. One way might
be to use a
to set a baseline time, then compile, then use a
file selector to get the updated classe
When I was toying with a separate task, I wondered if could be use
somehow to create a . I don't see now, but that would sure be a nice
feature. Then, if I could assign an ID so I could make a of files
that aren't uptodate, run the compile, then take that same as input
to the target.
The idea o
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'd like to not only build (using Ant) when I'm using VIM, but hotdeploy the
class changes to a running app. I use ant.vim and it works very nicely. Then, I
wrote a hotswap client using JDI. Now, I can run that via the commandline, but
I'd rather integrate it into Ant.
I to
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