There is a p4edit task.
Before you use the p4edit task, you should use the p4change task to create a
change list.
p4change then sets a property called p4.change for you which you can use to
specify the change list in which you want to put your edits.
Then the p4submit task can be used to submit you
Hi,
I know how to pass command line parameters into ANT using the -D option.
But how can I pick up these parameters from within a JUnit test script
Started from within ANT.
Regards
Steve
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Hi !
did anybody find a way to get back / simulate the CCase winkin
functionality (access one or more derived objects from a dynamic view)
when integrating with ant ?
thanx.
seb.
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coming from the ANT doc:
"Only Java files that have no corresponding class file or [...] will be
compiled".
Since the build order is controled by whoever setup ANT for a project,
wouldn't
"Only Java files that have no corresponding class file on a given package
[...] will be compiled" ?
be a bette
Hello !
does anbody know if there is a clean way (or standard rules ?) to avoid
implicit javac compilation for external java packages ?
for instance: class a in package A imports class b in pakckage B; if a
developer has changed smthg in a class b and does not recompile it
before compiling the pack
Just an idea:
If you know which file will fail, you can try excluding them (excludes
attribute of the javac task).
And eventually rerun javac without exclusion to try compiling them anyway.
Benoit
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Hi Doug,
just modify the script to convert CLASSPATH only to UNIX if it contains a semicolon or
a backslash. This will eliminate the problem. After running cygpath --unix we will not
have any of these characters in the result.
Regards,
Jörg
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Hi,
I would like to be able to compile all java-
files in a certain directory stucture and
have them outputted to a destination dir.
This in itself is very staightforward as
long as _all_ java-files in the source
directory _can_ be compiled. But when there
are any file in the source directory t
What you want does not seem to be possible with the current ant
Remarks IMHO :
1semantically, is used mainly for compilation classpaths,
2 the Zip or Jar tasks do not accept the type as a nested
element to indicate some of the files which get into the archive,
3 according to the
