Hello,
this sounds like a bug or a limitation of presetdef. The documentation
says that presetdef can be used with any type or task.
There is another issue which can explain the problem.
the tag inside a target or the body of a project is a task
used to create a manifest file.(see
http://ant.ap
Hi,
By default ant will look for the build.xml in the
current workink directory. So if u want to kkep it
seperately some where, then write an ant task in the
build file that directs the control flow to another
.xml file.
bzye,
with regards,
Deepak.
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Hello,
I created a presetdef of a element, and then tried to use it as a sub-element of
.
When I execute the script, the build fails with a message stating this is an
unsupported nested element.
Here is a sample build script. In addition, to the form shown below, I have tried defining the
pres
Hello to all;
just to inform you that a little new release notes framework is available for Ant,
under http://sourceforge.net/projects/xmlreleasenotes.
Your feedback is welcome and I hope that you will find the tool handy...
Edouard
Thanks for the help!
If you have time, could you tell me, do these classpath settings set up
where ant will always look for the build files?? I'm trying to make some
.jar files and I'm not sure how to make sure it includes all the files in
the jar.
--javapup
Hi,
First unzip and and put it in a
I'm just curious about how useful other folks would find this.
I've created 2 tasks and .
The use case is where you have parallel ants running (on some server)
doing builds, but 1 part of the build (in our case, some JFCUnit)
needs to be single threaded. By this I mean that each of the
build/vali
