No, Rob: it's a trap!
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Systems Management Tools Architecture & Development
"Anderson, Rob (Global Trade)" <[EMAIL PROTEC
Why bother to go through all that when you can just unzip the file in your
copy case?
Jeffrey E. (Jeff) Care
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Systems Management Tools Architecture
I've been trying to remember: is there any support for optional targets?
The scenario is that I have a very large tree, with many (i.e. several
hundred) subprojects; I want to run a certain target (let's call it "foo")
on each project that defines the target, but I don't have a good way of
know
"Peter Reilly" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 11/02/2007 02:54:38
PM:
> The easy way is to have a common.xml that is included in
> by each subproject. The common.xml would have a "foo"
> target with an empty implementation.
>
>
>
> Any sub project could then have there own "foo" target that
> wo
Steve Loughran <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 11/06/2007 07:13:55 AM:
> you cant control common import files once you also include third party
> projects into your build tree and use ivy to choreograph it.
>
> For the new executor I'm doing for smartfrog, I looked at and
> decided to change it t
I'm having trouble envisioning a use case were nested declarations are
more valuable or intuitive than the existing methodology that others have
already pointed out. Can you enlighten us as to situations where you found
a nested approach to be more desirable than the standard methodology,
besid
Is there a way to tell redirector to not pump stdin to a forked process?
In the WAS build we have to fork quite a few times (either with or with ); these forked processes do not expect any
input on their stdin, but I couldn't find a way to tell redirector to not
pump Ant's stdin to the forked p
Matt Benson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 01/31/2008 11:58:26 AM:
> Hi Jeff--I think you should be able to do:
>
>
The empty string works & is cleaner than the hack I had come up with, so
thanks for that!
I'm still thinking that redirector should have an explicit flag that could
be used to si
http://ant.apache.org/mail.html
Jeffrey E. (Jeff) Care
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WAS Release Engineering
Niamath Khan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
02/21/2008 11:24 AM
Please
One thread per file? Hows that going to help for a fileset that selects 50
files? 100? 1000?
Don't get me wrong - to build WebSphere we have many custom tasks that
spawn worker threads. My point is that you have to be smart about how you
build in multthreading support; simply spawning a thread
I'm not expecting much help on this one, but it's worth a shot...
I have a user complaining about junit test failures running on zOS 1.9.
I've included what I think is the relevant portion of the log below; if
anyone is willing/able to help but needs more info please let me know. I'm
baffled on
I spent a lot of time & effort writing a thread-safe logger for our own
internal use. If there's sufficient interest I'd be willing to get the
ball rolling on getting the contribution approved by our internal IP
folks...
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Stefan Bodewig <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 07/17/2008 04:01:34 AM:
> > I spent a lot of time & effort writing a thread-safe logger for our
> > own internal use.
>
> Sounds as if it was more painful than I had expected.
It's been quite a while, so my memory is a little hazy, but IIRC much of
th
"Gilles Scokart" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 08/14/2008 04:46:55 AM:
> I remember a discussion about lower case / mixed case attributes of
> the ivy ant task but I don't remind me the conclusion and I didn't
> find it back.
I don't think the parser cares, right? I've seen plenty of build.xml fil
I've been thinking about ways that installed antlibs could contribute
diagnostic modules and version information. Is there anything like this in
the works already that I've missed?
If not I'd be happy to submit a patch if there's sufficient interest.
Regards,
JEC
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Stefan Bodewig <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 08/18/2008 10:52:50 AM:
> > I've been thinking about ways that installed antlibs could
> > contribute diagnostic modules and version information. Is there
> > anything like this in the works already that I've missed?
>
> I don't thinks so, but I agree t
"Gilles Scokart" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 08/19/2008 02:01:53 PM:
> Why not using the same logic that we have with ant -p and ant -p -v.?
> We could have ant -v -version and ant -v -diagnostics.
Having started working on this now, I've discovered there are a few issues
with this approach.
1
Tony Sweeney <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 08/26/2008 11:24:47
AM:
> Why not use '-V' for version, and '-v' for verbose (or vice versa)?
> Perl and Python both do this (opposite ways round, as it happens).
> Ruby uses '-v' for both (see man page); make and cc use '-v' for
> version, awk and gre
> I haven't looked at the code in question, but I would
> think the hardest part of this whole effort would be
> providing the means for Ant to look up antlib version
> info. I'm actually fairly enthusiastic about using
> the combination of existing arguments, mostly just
> because of the number o
Stefan Bodewig <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 08/27/2008 09:29:02 AM:
> > I'm using META-INF/services from the JAR spec,
>
> would it be possible to somehow use antlib.xml instead? Right now
> antlibs don't need to do anything to META-INF at all.
I would have preferred this but to my knowledge th
Stefan Bodewig <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 09/01/2008 11:00:55 AM:
> On Mon, 01 Sep 2008, Steve Loughran <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > You could also run through all antlibs defined in the root of the
> > project, list which are there and diagnose them. Since they are the
> > ones that matter
Stefan Bodewig <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 08/28/2008 11:28:40 AM:
> OK. Maybe the antlib would just point to the antlib.xml file(s) there
> and we add the description and versioning stuff into the antlib
> descriptor?
I think you meant that the service file would point to the antlib.xml?
The
Stefan Bodewig <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 09/02/2008 12:14:15 AM:
> OTOH at least the -diagnostics part may need more logic than can be
> (conveniently) placed into an antlib descriptor but could be more
> easily expressed in Java so really using the service API may benefit
> us here.
FYI, I've
Jan K <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 09/18/2008 02:54:57 AM:
> I am new to ant.I need to configure batch file in Ant.I have Apache
ActiveMq
> installed for my mobile application.I need to include the activemq.bat
file
> in build.xml.Can you help me how to do this.I tried with exec command.
This t
Stefan Bodewig <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 10/15/2008 12:31:21 AM:
> [snip]
>
> There has been some discussion about dropping support for Java 1.3 in
> trunk. One of the aguments against it was that 1.4 doesn't offer
> anything new and going from 1.3 to Java5 was too big a step.
>
> Given that
The services mechanism was added to the JAR spec in JDK 1.3 or 1.4; Sun
didn't add public classes to use services until JDK 6. Before JDK 6 you
either had to use sun.misc.Service or write your own loader; IIRC there
was also a loader available with one of the optional JDK extensions
(something
-0 on the concept; my preference would be to let the function prove it's
usefulness in EasyAnt & move it into core later if it truly proves useful
-1 on the "phase" name
+1 on using "target-group" for the name
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"Remie Bolte" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 11/11/2008 11:05:48 AM:
> Can you explain the concept of targets being able to add themselfs as
> dependencies?
> I can't really picture this :)
I wasn't involved in the definition of this so don't take my word as
gospel, but this is my understanding:
"Remie Bolte" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 11/12/2008 11:42:05 AM:
> > By declaring your target to be part of a given group, you are indeed
> > adding yourself as an *unordered* dependency on that phase (which is
> > just like a body-less target), but as you target you still have
> > dependencies,
"m.sudan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 12/03/2008 09:11:36 AM:
> How to call target, say t1 from a directory C:\abc\build.xml file into
> target, say x1 (D:\xyz\build.xml file)?
>
> Both build files are defined in two different directories.
This is a user list question.
"m.sudan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 12/03/2008 09:27:01 AM:
> I create a target t1 in C:\abc\build.xml directory as
>
> [snip]
Again, this is not a proper question for the Ant developer mailing list.
We're not looking for more details: we're looking for you to take this up
on the user mail
Raja Nagendra Kumar wrote on 12/12/2008
09:00:57 AM:
> Still not clear, why should the custom task developer know these, when
> this could be automatically inherited due to ant extention.
I think this discussion has crossed the line into "titlting at windmills"
territory...
Raja Nagendra Kumar wrote on 12/15/2008
08:40:48 AM:
> patterns="${deviceID}.*,*.xml,vendor.*, global.*">
>
>
This is very simple: Ant is creating DeepCopy & that's it. Since Ant is
creating DeepCopy as a result of parsing a project file (i.e. build.xml)
it wi
Martin Holst Swende wrote on 12/18/2008
04:16:21 AM:
> Anyway, it is a kind of file iterator meant to be used on tasks that are
> not written to handle multiple files. Also a few other uses, such as
> manipulating and/or preserve paths and filenames in the process . Here
> is how I use it :
We don't use Ivy, but we do have our own set of extensions that has some
similar concepts in terms of multiple projects with dependencies between
them.
We use multithreaded build dispatching based on a dependency graph & let
me tell you: it's not an easy thing to get right. I've had to make sev
> > Of particular concern is logging: your logger must be able to deal
with the
> > fact that you have projects running in parallel or your logs will be
an
> > incomprehensible jumble.
>
> Thanks for the tip! Prefixing logging lines, and/or writing to
> separate log files per project look like r
The Ant plugin is core part of Eclipse itself.
Siddhartha Purkayastha wrote on 03/27/2009
06:53:02 AM:
> I know this is the dev mailing list for IvyDE but, am not sure about
Ant. If
> this is not the correct place for ant, does someone know where I should
be
> writing for the Ant plugin?
Raja Nagendra Kumar wrote on 04/05/2009
12:22:41 AM:
> Nice to note that there is some code available as part of apache ant
tools
> and get to know your integration experience. To further think big..
does
> the forum member think that there should more such support from ant
> libraries to int
Have you tried a more recent version
of the 1.6 tree? Have you tried the 1.7 beta?
Jeffrey E. (Jeff) Care
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Server Development
WAS Pyxis Lead
Release En
I don't know the history on why the
loggers/listeners are setup the way that they are, but I find it quite
useful to have different listeners operating at different logging levels.
I could see a scenario where the listeners/loggers
register their logging level with the runtime such that the runti
FWIW I'm -1 on this change.
What happens when the contents of the
directory changes? With your proposed patch new files will not be picked
up & deleted files will not be removed.
Might I suggest using pathconvert instead?
That way you can construct the path once, convert it to a property &
then
Actually, WAS doesn't use ClearCase;
we're still on IBM CMVC.
Jeffrey E. (Jeff) Care
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Server Development
WAS 7.0 Lead
Release Engineer
"Dominiqu
o
"Ant Developers List"
To
Ant Developers List
cc
Subject
Re: AbstractFileSet optimization
Jeffrey E Care wrote:
> Actually, WAS doesn't use ClearCase; we're still on IBM CMVC.
what, you're not scared of it, are you :)
-steve
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Looks like a couple of problems here:
#1 @see is only supposed to be used
to refer to Java elements or methods; it's not there for just general links
to whatever
#2 the elements/methods referred to
by @see must be on the classpath or sourcpath that javadoc is using
#3 the rest look like custom ta
Try the user list for questions like this, or check out the FAQ/wiki.
In this case, I'll be generous:
http://wiki.apache.org/ant/AntOddities#head-f7da8fc33101c31a8d31dd0c0ca06810bf9b0e84
Jeffrey E. (J
Yawn.
Consultants and "thought leaders" are always interested in shiny, sparkly
baubles. It never ceases to amaze me how people love to reinvent the wheel
over & over again.
Jeffrey E. (Jeff) Care
I know I'm a little late to this party - I've been tied up in my new
assignment. Anyway, FWIW here's my opinion:
> I've been thinking about how we could improve our diagnostics, by moving
> more of the diags into tasks themselves. Every task could have a
> diagnostics(PrintStream) method that
Yeah, hopefully the idiot who keeps putting it up there will finally get
the message...or the wiki admins can protect the page somehow.
Jeffrey E. (Jeff) Care
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I've already replied to BugZilla for reasons why Ant behaves the way that
it does, but my standard advice to people who need to preserve permissions
in archives is to exec the proper native archiver.
Who is the wiki administrator? I'm tired of having this page defaced.
Jeffrey E. (Jeff) Care
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Systems Management Tools Architecture & Development
Sounds like the right thing to me.
Jeffrey E. (Jeff) Care
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Matt Benson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
It may be better to open a feature request in bugzilla and attach the
patch there.
Jeffrey E. (Jeff) Care
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Systems Management Tools Architecture & D
How do you signal a task to clean up after itself after a failed attempt?
Jeffrey E. (Jeff) Care
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Systems Management Tools Architecture & Development
See here: http://ant.apache.org/manual/api/packages.html
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"Rhino" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 10/29/
Would it not be better to do something like this:
if (loggingMessage) {
PrintStream tempErr = new PrintStream (new FileOutputStream
(FileDescriptor.err));
tempErr.println (message);
}
That way the message is not swallowed & lost?
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+1 on the general policy for "ant.*" and "org.apache.tools.ant.*"
-1 for "build.*"; I'm sure there are many projects that use "build.this"
or "build.that"
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W
That's a javac compiler flag:
http://ant.apache.org/manual/CoreTasks/javac.html
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ilango <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
02/03/20
IIRC you can run Ant builds through the Eclipse debugger.
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"Phil Weighill-Smith" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on
04/15/
m JSP
compilation. Catching errors is also useful.
All that said, we use our own JSP compiler instead of the one provided by
Ant.
JEC
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Can we get someone with mailing list admin rights to block this guy? I'm
tired of getting out of office messages everyday.
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[
project -> getProject ()
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WebSphere Build Tooling Lead (Project Mantis)
"koden (sent by Nabble.com)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 08/18/2005
03:00:07 PM:
>
> I am using xmltask in my own custom a
In what way, shape or form does this question have anything to do with
Ant?
Please stay on topic.
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James Mao <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 08/25/2005 03:42:01 AM:
I think you are looking for "add(DataType)"...
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Yves Martin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 09/05/2005 06:23:47 AM:
>
> Hello,
>
> I find the &#
iscover the antlibs. This would
also yield a nontrivial performance enhancement, as currently each of our
modules is effectively reloading our antlib, whereas I would think that
autoloading would be done once (when Ant is bootstrapped).
Just my $0.02.
JEC
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All:
I have been considering enhancing the task to allow it to process
builds in parallel. I'm willing to make the changes & submit a patch for
review, but I wanted to gauge interest & solicit comments first.
JEC
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a lot of threading-related errors from the Ant core
classes? If so what areas in particular are you worried about?
JEC
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Steve Loughran <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
10/11/2005 05:2
ar in the WAS build tools and it's
shaved 25-30% off of some of our builds with no adverse effects.
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on AIX, Linux, Solaris, Windows, HPUX and OS400. Most, if not
all, of these boxes are 2-way or better, and right now we're running
2-threads per proc; the iSeries (OS400) is a 12-way so it's running 24
build threads in addition to the main thread. It's also run on zOS, but
the
e a general policy regarding
"execute"/"perform" for delegate task instances? Based on my experience I
would think that "execute" would be preferred, so I wasn't sure if
"perform" was required in this instance. I've prepared a patch for
Definer, bu
make the thread/task registration be a stack per thread,
rather than the single entry per thread that it is now. I can work on a
patch for that solution if folks think that would be a better way to
handle this problem.
JEC
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quot; would be
preferred, while maintaining the current behavior.
Any thoughts?
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Stefan Bodewig <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 11/02/2005 03:38:53 PM:
> First of all, what you
nsert
entries into the system classpath I would like to use it. Am I missing
something obvious?
Sorry if this is a dupe, but neither Google nor marc.aimsgroup yielded any
relevant information.
TIA,
JEC
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Oh jeez, here we go again.
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 01/18/2006 07:23:37 AM:
> DO NOT REPLY TO THIS EMAIL, BUT PLEASE POST YOUR BUG·
> RELATED COMMENTS THROUGH THE WEB INT
ld
not be delivered in an official Ant driver for a long time) it would be
better to some native processes?
JEC
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<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 01/19/2006 07:18:02 PM:
>
I thought there was a cron job that
took care of that periodically
Jeffrey E. (Jeff) Care
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WAS Pyxis Lead
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You can declare multiple taskdefs all
pointing to the same impl. class, or you can declare it once & then
use presetdef (I think).
Jeffrey E. (Jeff) Care
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Wolfgang Häfelinger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
on 05/26/2006 04:49:05 AM:
> >> My preference is to improve Ant's API.
>
> I would like to see Ant evolving
in such a way allowing
> me to implement a framework like Maven on top of it.
Like Maven in what way?
At IBM we've built a vast set
AFAIK you would normally use SourceFileScanner
to find source files that are out of date relative to their destination
files.
Jeffrey E. (Jeff) Care
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Ser
AFAIK the Launcher is not intended to
be used in the manner you are using it. Please check the manual for instructions
on how to use Ant programmatically.
Jeffrey E. (Jeff) Care
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Sounds like a classloader issue; how
are the custom types being loaded?
Jeffrey E. (Jeff) Care
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I don't think this is an appropriate
question for the Ant developer list, but text processing is what Perl was
designed for.
Jeffrey E. (Jeff) Care
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Serv
I wouldn't make the assumption that
ALL automated log analyzers use the XML format.
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ue )
>
> Bugzilla bug 27771 is in the same realm too - http://
> issues.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=27771 and hints that an
> additional temporal element to the Default Logger output would be
> problematic.
>
> - Paul
>
>
> On Aug 14, 2006, at 4:58 AM, Jeffrey
Off and on we've discussed more robust ways of determining target
enablement, such as adding some type of EL syntax to if/unless.
It dawned on me yesterday that we might already have the makings of a very
robust system: why not use conditions nested in targets to determine if
the target is enab
peibel wrote on 05/28/2009 08:50:47 AM:
> Is there a way to bind the javac tag to compile whith JDKS 1.5 java
> version.
Are you talking about the JLS level (i.e. language features) or the APIs?
We've already discussed various schemes for expanding the conditional
execution of targets, most recently by allowing conditions as top-level
children of targets. Check the archives.
Jeffrey E. (Jeff)
renuka.k...@marsh.com wrote on 08/27/2009 07:35:00 AM:
> I am using ANT Java task to run some class. I want to run this Java task
> in different process, so that ANT build completes, but Java task runs in
> separate process.
>
> If I use fork="true", it creates 2JVMs (1 for running ant and an
> Does Ant API has any property query mechanism to find the declared
> properties either by regular expression value.
>
> Currently I am looking to read all the properties with name dID,
> irrespective of case ie.. did, dId etc..
>
> We could definitely write our own wrapper.. if some thing alre
Gilles Scokart wrote on 09/03/2009 02:51:46 PM:
> Re: svn commit: r810793 - /ant/core/trunk/src/main/org/apache/tools/
> ant/filters/util/ChainReaderHelper.java
>
> What is the benefits of having the parameters final ?
It prevents you from inadvertently changing which object the parameter
name
krats wrote on 02/19/2010 04:59:00 PM:
> They are two packages within the same source folder. So does that mean,
I
> cant create a jar for one package and make the other package use it?
This is really a user-list question but since you're already here...
Why would you want to invoke the compil
krats wrote on 02/19/2010 05:17:33 PM:
> I am sorry about that. Dint know it was a user-list question. But we
have a
> common src folder starting with package structure com.company_name and
> subpackages within that maintained by different groups.
> I might be wrong but I think it is a genuine r
I'm fairly certain that the listserv strips attachments.
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ca...@us.ibm.com
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Terence Lewis wrote on 03/03/2010 04:1
> I have sent so many emails to unsubscribe me from this mailing list
> but I keep on receiving emails from this yahoo group. Who are the
> stupid people who manages this group. So unprofessional people.
This isn't a yahoo group...perhaps that is your problem? Are you using
some sort of proxy
Before I write my own, if there a way to check that the elements of a path
actually exist (or optionally that at least one exists)?
I've checked the manual backwards & forwards and I don't see a way to
check this with existing tasks or conditions.
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Stefan Bodewig wrote on 04/15/2010 12:01:56 AM:
> On 2010-04-15, Jeffrey E Care wrote:
>
> > Before I write my own, if there a way to check that the elements of a
path
> > actually exist (or optionally that at least one exists)?
>
> I assume you mean the
videophool wrote on 06/03/2010 02:16:30 PM:
> I am new to ant, and am setting up a master build.xml. There are
several
> projects (each with build.xml) that the master will build, and there is
a
> dependency chain so that they must be built in a specific order. All of
the
> subant examples t
videophool wrote on 06/03/2010 02:40:12 PM:
> > IIRC you can use a filelist to enforce ordering.
> >
>
> Any details or sample code would be greatly appreciated. Especially
> declaring the filelist once and using it for multiple targets. Thanks.
The manual has information about declaring & u
Jon Stevens wrote on 07/14/2010 12:19:22 AM:
> say i have this:
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> but i want to exclude some files from the WEB-INF/lib that are
> includ
I'm not sure that I completely understand your question, but maybe
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Jeffrey E. (Jeff) Care
ca...@us.ibm.com
IBM WebSphere Application Server
WAS Release Engineering
Kevin Connor Arpe wrote on 10/25/2010 12:19:06 PM:
> I wrote a StackOverflow.com post, but was unable to get help on this
issue.
> I realise this is not a simple issue. To encourage others to take a
> look, I am willing to contribute a patch if someone can explain the
> bug (if it is one).
>
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