Thanks, this is exactly what I'm looking for!
Although, I'm not able to pass a property from the parent ant script to the
cleanup ant script I call in the catch block...how would I do this using the
Antelope 'Try' task?
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.
working with ant 1.5.2 on win2k, my 'war' task has broken from version 1.5.1
to 1.5.2. the subtask does not include the files from my project.dist
directory. this works fine in version 1.5.1, but not since i upgraded to
1.5.2.
here's the war task from my buildfile:
Cool.
J.D.
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Well, it seems your tasks made it to Ant-Contrib, so I guess their not lost
after all... --DD
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Thanks for sharing that. Do
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>Recently got Java Development with ANT book, while it is proving to be
extremely useful and well written I feel I am >missing so
Thanks for sharing that. Do you know about the task? It sounds a
lot like your , except that it just deletes all target files if
out of date, does *not* tell you it did, and doesn't allow a nested as
in your task. Your task fills all these deficiencies nicely it seems.
This is just to say that y
The junit.jar can be in *both*, but it needs to be in your
/lib directory for the reason Steve said earlier. If it is in
your classpath for the junit task, the one in ANT_HOME/lib will be used
instead of the one in your project.
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> James,
>
> > I unzipped the ear and the application.xml file was making
Hi there,
when I want to run Ant 1.5.1 on my box (Linux - Debian/testing) it crashes
with a wierd exception:
Buildfile: build.xml
BUILD FAILED
java.lang.IllegalAccessError: tried to access method
java.lang.Object.clone()Lja
va/lang/Object; from class org.apache.xerces.impl.XMLEntityManager
Hi!
Is there a task that converts a CVS tag (e.g. ABC_1_1) into a release number
e.g. 1.1?
Thanks,
Robert
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> Okay, understood this now. But can AntHill handle project
> dependencies?
"Inter-project Dependencies" on
http://www.urbancode.com/projects/anthill/features.jsp seems to suggest
so...
Regards, Ilja
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Okay, understood this now. But can AntHill handle project dependencies? E.g.
I am building SubProject B, and AntHill recognizes, that B is dependent on
A, so A is build as well?
AFAIK, AntHill lets you explicitly declare "dependancy groups". Never
tried it though (using Cr
Hmm, ASAIK Gump only supports CVS, right? Our management decided to use VSS,
so no chance to use something like GUMP. There must be similar products,
which support something like this, aren't there any other ?
> Don´t know, but don´t think so.
> But GUMP can.
>
>
> Jan Matèrne
>
> -Ursprüng
Read about dependency groups in the AntHill manual
(http://www.urbancode.com/projects/anthill/manual/anthillusermanual.pdf).
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Hi everyone,
how can i write properties.xml file for following java tasks
In this code i have to use
"com.ora.ITS.SDK.Tools.ConsoleParcelBuilder" and
"com.ora.ITS.SDK.Tools.ConsoleDistribBuild
Don´t know, but don´t think so.
But GUMP can.
Jan Matèrne
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Okay, understood this now. But can AntHill
Okay, understood this now. But can AntHill handle project dependencies? E.g.
I am building SubProject B, and AntHill recognizes, that B is dependent on
A, so A is build as well?
> CC can´t control project dependencies. So that is an idea for a
> workround:
>
> SubProject
> |
> +-- dist
> |
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