Hi,
I am a newbie to Ant so I appreciate any help you can lend me.
I am trying to compile a fairly large project, which has multiple
packages, and has referencing between them. So when I first created the
build file and ran it, I received a slew of "package not found" , and
"cannot resolve
Richard,
If you really need strong scripting support for your builds, perhaps you
should consider using Gravy (Groovy + Ant). This will give you all the power
of scripting with Groovy and Java and still allow you to utilize all the Ant
Task functionality that's already been built. And it's al
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Ant (or make) is not a general purpose scripting language!
Mr. Bourne wrote a pretty good scripting language.
Yes, but sh (& friends) are not installed by default on Windows, and
hence, scripts written for them aren't portable... In make (which isn't
portable, I know), you can basically
Yes, that explains it, but that doesn't mean it's good.
This whole business of having the top-level tasks execute
when you run -projecthelp or an error message about a
missing target being issued after top-level tasks execution
is not a good thing.
It's unexpected, and feels wrong. I don't have a
Ahhh... Ok, that explains it exactly. Thanks Peter!
Jake
Quoting Peter Reilly <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Since ant 1.6.0, tasks can live outside targets.
>
> These tasks always get run before target resolution - hence
> your error line.
>
> I assume that you did ant javadoc.
> The javadoc task wou
Since ant 1.6.0, tasks can live outside targets.
These tasks always get run before target resolution - hence
your error line.
I assume that you did ant javadoc.
The javadoc task would get run, then the target "javadoc" would be looked
for, and not being found, ant emits the error statement.
Peter
J
I was whipping up a temporary build file to run javadoc against some source that
I had no API documentation for. When I wrote it up, I didn't realize that I
added the stuff, but didn't actually wrap it in a target. I ran it
and it actually worked, but then Ant reported
[javadoc] 132 warn
Ant (or make) is not a general purpose scripting language!
Mr. Bourne wrote a pretty good scripting language.
There are a number of issues with using ant as a scripting language:
- there is no pipe like mechanism
- the tasks are not ortoginal (concat has different parameters than
copy for example)
David TROGDON wrote:
Thanks for the reply Connor
Then it is my understanding that since my MANIFEST.MF file starts like
this:
Manifest-Version: 1.2
Main-Class: na.biomerieux.stagville.bootstrap.BootStrap
Class-Path: FastObjects_7JC_SDK.jar xreport_lite.jar
xtools.jar JavaMediaFramework.jar JSECla
--- Richard Russell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I tried using and , but found that I
> couldn't do much with
> , as it appeared that the only way I could set
> the var was with the
> task, and I needed to use functionality in
> to get
> double-redirection. I can't *quite* recall why this
> d
--- Richard Russell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> From my reading of the documentation,
> doesn't allow nested
> s.
Yes, I meant "in the future when *I* add the
capability to to allow nested s,
this will be easy."
Sorry for the confusion. :)
-Matt
_
Thanks for the reply Connor
Then it is my understanding that since my MANIFEST.MF file starts like
this:
Manifest-Version: 1.2
Main-Class: na.biomerieux.stagville.bootstrap.BootStrap
Class-Path: FastObjects_7JC_SDK.jar xreport_lite.jar
xtools.jar JavaMediaFramework.jar JSEClassLibraries.jar
I'm having an intermittent problem during our nightly builds in which the p4sync task
fails on a file renaming error. I'm not convinced that it has anything to do with Ant
but it may. Has anyone seen it and if so what was the resolution?
Thanks
Rob McKenna
error: File rename() failed after 10
>From my reading of the documentation, doesn't allow nested
s.
I tried using and , but found that I couldn't do much with
, as it appeared that the only way I could set the var was with the
task, and I needed to use functionality in to get
double-redirection. I can't *quite* recall why thi
Hi Stefan, ant-users,
Thanks for your response. You said: "...you want to express yourself in loops while
Ant wants to work on
collections." This is most certainly true! But how do I express what I want to do in
this particular case, as an operation on a collection? I'll explain the
purpose b
Thats because is part of Ants core classes and is not.
An idea is to remove the ant-junit.jar from /lib and bundle it together with
the junit.jar.
... mmh - I think, we had a discussion about that on DEV ... some
classloader problem ??
Jan
> -Ursprüngliche Nachricht-
> Von: Roberto Ju
Hi everyone,
I am using both Checkstyle and JUnit with Ant 1.6.2. It is very easy to use Checkstyle
as I only need to declare the task and provide it with the necessary jar files as
follows (unnecesary content removed):
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1
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