Thank you. There was also another error. (Please be aware novice users!)
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should be
> Marco,
Properties in Ant are immutable, once they are set they can't be changed.
Remove the "" line and
all should be fine (for the purpose of if and unless attributes,
undefined is equiva
I have the following build file. The zips aren't really dependent on each
other but that is the only way I can get them all to run. If I don't make
them dependent, only one will run. What am I doing wrong?
Thanks,
Eddie
Marco,
Properties in Ant are immutable, once they are set they can't be changed.
Remove the "" line and
all should be fine (for the purpose of if and unless attributes,
undefined is equivalent to false)
/t
Marco Tedone wrote:
Hi, following the documentation for available I defined the follow
Hi, following the documentation for available I defined the following:
At the top of my project, different properties, like:
I then declared the following target:
that, if finds the build.xml file in ../Commons should set ${commons.build} to true.
I've done this for quite
Shakun: I think using a with your
task might actually serve your purposes better.
-Matt
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That would be fine, Erik, but how could I compare the source/target of files generated
by XDoclet in the ejbdoclet task?
Let's say I've got the following folder:
C:\dev\project\xdoclet-gen
under which I've got the interfaces and utility classes generated by XDoclet. How
could I use to compare
On Mar 30, 2004, at 4:46 AM, Marco Tedone wrote:
Hi, my boss would like to generate the XDoclet generated code for our
EJBs only when the "eventually generated" code would be different from
the "already generated" one, thus avoiding lost of time.
Has anyone something to reccomend?
XDoclet itself
The discussion threads "how to convert path to fileset" and "Set a
property is source file exist", trivial as these topics might seem, have
been an enlightenment today.
Thanks for taking the time to delve into some "dummy" questions.
Best Regards,
Tarlika Elisabeth Schmitz
Brian Lalor wrote:
Hi, my boss would like to generate the XDoclet generated code for our EJBs only when
the "eventually generated" code would be different from the "already generated" one,
thus avoiding lost of time.
Has anyone something to reccomend?
Thanks,
Marco