RE: Generating java files selectively from IDL files using a nd type glob

> From: Daniels, Doug [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > I wish there was a way to directly use the task > to retrieve the files that aren't uptodate. I've long since given up on , and use the great task from Peter, in Ant-Contrib. Was designed to replace Makefile rules, so maybe it has the equivale

RE: Updating Java source, JavaCC?

> From: RADEMAKERS Tanguy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > on a tangentially related matter, i'm trying to get ant to make me a cup > of coffee whilst my build is processing... any ideas? Just write a custom task that connects to your JINI-enabled coffee maker ;-) --DD

Re: Updating Java source, JavaCC?

World First: ant-users list member promotes non-ant solution ;) on a tangentially related matter, i'm trying to get ant to make me a cup of coffee whilst my build is processing... any ideas? Erik Hatcher wrote: JavaCC sounds way overkill (and tangential even) to what you are attempting. The

.........parsers.IntegratedParserConfiguration not found

Hi. I'm building my project with ANT 1.6.0 under linux Red Hat 9.0 and jdk 1.4.2. In the build.xml file I have some few targets that implement javac, jar... and other tasks... on of the targets is: . .. . .. this target executes a test file after building t

Generating java files selectively from IDL files using a nd type glob

We have a bunch of IDL files that we use to generate java files and stubs. I'm trying to to generate java files only when an IDL is updated, I've been able to do a dependency check like this: This works fantastic, but the only

Ant 1.6.1 beta1 released

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Hi, ant 1.6.1 beta1 is released. Apache Ant 1.6.1beta1 is now available for download . The ASF Board has approved the new Apache License 2.0. For a copy of that license, please see http://www.apache.org/lic

Re: Updating Java source, JavaCC?

JavaCC sounds way overkill (and tangential even) to what you are attempting. The task does have a dependency on the JavaCC library itself (which is not included with Ant, you must obtain it yourself.). Personally, I got fed up with the task and just use to launch it. Your job sounds most

RE: sshexec

Do it like this... -Rob Anderson Do you really have a directory at the root level called "ass"? He said "ass". That's funny :) > -Original Message- > From: Ahmet Sayar [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Thursday, January 29, 2004 12:00 PM > To: Ant Users List > Subject: sshexec > >

sshexec

Dear All, Can I give a parameter (for instance directory="/ass/home/asdas/") to sshexec to run specific command on a specific path at the remote host? Or is there any other alternative solution to this problem? Thanks, Sayar ---