Re: How to add multiple filesets at once (to a jar target) ?

I am sure you can do it. However, in our own build file we find its convenient to just copy all of the files we want in our final JAR file into a single directory, then jar the contents of that directory. In our case there are also other reasons to have the files copied to a new directory, but i

Re: Ant 1.6.2 failing to bootstrap

Laconia Data Systems wrote: Make sure ANT_HOME is set to installed location of ANT check $ANT_HOME/bin is on your path check make sure JAVA_HOME is set to installed location og JDK check then.. set environment variable ANT_OPTS = -Dbuild.compiler=com.sun.tools.javac.Main if that doesnt wor

Re: Ant 1.6.2 failing to bootstrap

Make sure ANT_HOME is set to installed location of ANT $ANT_HOME/bin is on your path make sure JAVA_HOME is set to installed location og JDK then.. set environment variable ANT_OPTS = -Dbuild.compiler=com.sun.tools.javac.Main if that doesnt work not why not use jikes ? compiler can be obtained at h

Re: Ant 1.6.2 failing to bootstrap

Laconia Data Systems wrote: Sounds like you have an adapter missing..this solution works when compiling ANT scripts within Eclipse: add the following property before compiling: value="org.eclipse.jdt.core.JDTCompilerAdapter"/> Martin- I don't think so. It's attempting to use the standard compil

Re: Ant 1.6.2 failing to bootstrap

Sounds like you have an adapter missing..this solution works when compiling ANT scripts within Eclipse: add the following property before compiling: Martin- - Original Message - From: "Sebastian Redl" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Saturday, October 16, 2004 9:40 AM Sub

Re: Ant 1.6.2 failing to bootstrap

Christian Ashby wrote: Bottom line: I'm out of ideas what could cause the problem. Everything, everyone but Ant finds the compiler. Ant doesn't. Could there be any ClassLoader issues? First check. Does 'java-config -Jc' give you the correct output (should be location of java, and then that of jav

Re: Ant 1.6.2 failing to bootstrap

Bottom line: I'm out of ideas what could cause the problem. Everything, everyone but Ant finds the compiler. Ant doesn't. Could there be any ClassLoader issues? First check. Does 'java-config -Jc' give you the correct output (should be location of java, and then that of javac' ? If not, try unmer

Ant 1.6.2 failing to bootstrap

Hi This is a rather peculiar problem. I'm running a Gentoo Linux installation and am trying to upgrade to Ant 1.6.2. I'm not 100% sure if this is a problem of Ant or Gentoo, but I tried everything outside Ant I know, so I'm finally posting here. The Gentoo Ant installation process is split up in

Re: Feature Requests for Ant?

Thanks for the info, Dale! I'll use Bugzilla to make my requests. Of course, my requests are pretty obvious ones: it seems to me that someone must have made these same requests in the past. The fact that they haven't been implemented suggests that they are either very difficult or the developer(s)

RE: AW: parsing ant build scripts from unusual sources

I agree with you up to a point. Ant is useful as a process control tool and the process can be outside the realm of build. A build process is only one type of process that Ant can handle. Other types of processes may lend themselves to your ideas better than build. For example, a localization proc

How to add multiple filesets at once (to a jar target) ?

I want to add a couple of files to a jar archive. The files are spread over three different directories. Simplified the situation is as follows: 1.) Include all files from directory ${blah} and its subdirectories 2.) Include exactly the files karl.txt and paul.txt from directory ${test} 3.) All fi