Hi Erik,
I did not look at this bit of code, but I am confident that generally you
can run javac with fork="true" and use the executable that you have set
as attribute of the javac task (for instance have ant run under 1.4 VM and
compile with the 1.3 compiler).
Can you try fork="true" compiler="j
--- Antoine_Levy-Lambert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi Erik,
>
> you are absolutely right. If fork="no" and compiler="classic", then
> the
> compiler of the current runtime will be called with 1-1 style
> switches.
>
> So something must be done to the code so that the 1-1 compiler can be
> cal
On Tue, 29 Oct 2002, vikramjit singh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> In my properties file, if i make the xml well formed
Entity includes and well-formed XML don't match up very well.
See in Ant 1.6beta for a better solution.
Stefan
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On Tue, 28 Oct 2003, Chen Becky <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Then I found out related path doesn't work for "executable"
> attribute.
Unless you set vmlauncher to false, that is.
If you use Ant 1.6beta, it would work if you set the resolveExecutable
attribute to true as well.
> My questions are
Hi Erik,
you are absolutely right. If fork="no" and compiler="classic", then the
compiler of the current runtime will be called with 1-1 style switches.
So something must be done to the code so that the 1-1 compiler can be called
with fork="true" and a current runtime java >= 1.2
Particularly pa
Adam Mlodzinski wrote:
Unfortunately, my original question (how do you get a of
directories based on the presence of a file (or other directory) within
that directory?) still stands.
I'm afraid the answer is that you need a new selector, a combination of
a type selector and a filename selector. I
