The source distro contains an "embed" directory [1] where someone played
(a long time ago) with iterating over xml using xpath. What it does:
- create a new PropertyHelper (datatype)
- register that (using a task)
- use a special property syntax
${ prefix : xmldocument / xpath}
${jxpath:/r
This is more of a data organization question rather than ant question.
I want to keep all configuration data in a sepreate properties file.
either plain text or preferably XML.
say for plain text
#sys-name java-src jsp-src java-dest jsp-comp-dest
system1 /proj1/src /proj1/jsp /proj1/classes /proj
Yes, it was.
Thank you both. I am very much a newbie to using ant (if you hadn't
noticed :)) and realized that the issue that I was having was related to
how I was updating my repositories from CVS prior to copying the files
to where I do my builds from.
Peter's example worked perfectly after
Oh, I didnt know that. Thank you for correcting me !
And sorry for my misleading posts...
Then, what may be his problem's cause ?
(Upgrading to Eclipse 3 may of course be of some help)
Olivier
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Jan
> -Ursprüngliche Nachricht-
> Von: Peter Reilly [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Gesendet am: Dienstag, 7. September 2004 15:40
> An: Ant Users List
> Betreff: Re: Basic Question
>
> Olivier Croisier wrote:
>
> > Hi
> >
> > Ant buildfiles wit
Olivier Croisier wrote:
Hi
Ant buildfiles without a default target are invalid
This is not true for ant 1.6+.
In ant 1.6, if the default target is not set, the default target will be
"" - and tasks/types outside targets.
His problem is an interaction between elipse and ant. He may need to
upgra
