On Fri, 5 Sep 2003, Jan Materne <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Mmm, supports s.
Ant's CVS version only.
Stefan
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1) copy that -part :-)
2) define that part outside in a file and include that on both places with
xml-includes
3) I don´t know whether can help here ...
Mmm, supports s. I think a would be
useful
for and also ...
Jan
> -Original Message-
> From: Blanchet Samuel [mailto:[EMAIL P
Hi,
I've a prob with the environment variables.
I would like to set a lot of environment variables to use them in different process.
My script is below.
the pb is that I'm not able to use the differents environment variables (PNG_HOME,
ORACLE_HOME,...) in the second prog : TEST2.BAT.
Do not pass in the classpath on the command line.
Use a classpath ref and dynamically build a classpath
in your script.
For example, if you want to build a classpath of all
jar files in directories A..F:
OK, I saved my build file with UTF-8 and now I can use Japanese for
basedir
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Sure
ok, was joking
Java supports unicode (I think) and xml, too. So change the xml header
to
your appropriate encoding (I use
)
and try it out.
... and let us know the result :-)
Jan
> Subject: Can I use
Sure
ok, was joking
Java supports unicode (I think) and xml, too. So change the xml header to
your appropriate encoding (I use
)
and try it out.
... and let us know the result :-)
Jan
> -Original Message-
> From: Bui Dinh Chien [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Friday, Septem
Hi Stefan,
My classpath consists of so many different directories involved which is why it is so
long. In my ant build script file I am just giving $classpath but how about in command
line ??. I think I can't go more than that 2046 even when I declare all my classpaths
in Window's user variabl
Dear all,
Can I use Japanese for basedir? and how I have to do?
Thanks
Chien
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