Philippe:
I have the similar issue...the way I chose to handle it (may not be the best
way but it's the easiest for me :-) is to rebuild the ears, versus unpacking
making changes and repacking- less hassle and the time it takes to rebuild
it is minimal. Also, this way I don't have to worry about f
> I've an EAR file which contains a WAR file. This WAR file
> contains some
> JAR files as librairies. I've to update some JAR files, and
> consequently
> both the WAR and the EAR files.
>
> How to do each of these updates using Ant?
> I could be wrong, but it sounds like a terminal emulation problem to me.
That's what we were guessing too
I'll look at the 1.6alpha ssh thing, but if not, I think I'm just going to
write a task to clean the xml files before cruise control gets its hands on
them. Not ideal, but it'll work
I could be wrong, but it sounds like a terminal emulation problem to me.
The extra characters could be the command characters to bold and
underline based on a particular terminal emulation.
Unfortunately, I don't know how you would go about fixing it, since the
telnet task does not seem to includ
I would advise you if you can to look for something different than telnet.
You might want to use ant1.6alpha + sshexec task or rexec task.
ssh (Secure Shell) is my best recommendation.
telnet is not reliable precisely because of the problem you are mentioning.
Cheers,
Antoine
- Original Mes
I'm using the telnet task to stop and start resin on a unix (Solaris)
server, when the login prompt comes back it's got extra characters i.e.
instead of 'Access Login' it's 'Access ý'ûlogin' (those characters exactly).
These are not valid UTF-8 characters, so when cruise control tries to parse
the
Hello,
Here's my problem.
I've an EAR file which contains a WAR file. This WAR file contains some
JAR files as librairies. I've to update some JAR files, and consequently
both the WAR and the EAR files.
How to do each of these updates using Ant?
Is it possible to do it without having to e
Thanks for the info!
I added this section in the build.xml:
But when I build I receive:
[cc]
"/ccvob/minerva_data/min_web/ipr_files/web_applications/src/com/mot/sps/ipr/common/IprShellInterf
ace.c", line 34: Error: Pointer type needed instead of JNIEnv
Hi,
Problem = the timestamp of files that are checked out of a cvs repository
are always altered to the actual time/date.
AFAIK, there's no way with cvs to change that behaviour.
But maybe there's a specific Ant Task for that ?!
I want to have the choice whether to keep the original timestamp
