Hello:
First off -- I must say thanks to everyone who has helped me in the past --
I've learned a lot from the users listserv and my answers are always
(incredibly!) quickly answered.
I'm running into major speed issues when generating a fileset during a copy
process which I'm doing to back up fi
On Wed, 2004-11-10 at 19:36, Dominique Devienne wrote:
>
> It may be that by default like Javadoc doesn't pick up package
> private members. Unless you meant interface xyz instead of class xyz.
> And if not, then most likely your string, if it's a constant, should be
> declared as static final,
> From: Dave Pawson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> I have a java file I use simply to hold string
> values used elsewhere.
> public class xyz{
> /**
> * description
> */
> String x = "..";
> }
>
> javadoc is not picking up the docstrings for output.
>
> Is there an ant property I need to set
By default javadoc only includes docs for public and protected classes
and members. Since your variable is declared as package private, it's
javadoc will not be included by default. Using Ant's javadoc task, you
can specify a value for the access attribute. The default value is
protected, matchi
I have a java file I use simply to hold string
values used elsewhere.
public class xyz{
/**
* description
*/
String x = "..";
}
javadoc is not picking up the docstrings for output.
Is there an ant property I need to set for this please,
or does javadoc not pick up docstrings without a metho
There is no dependency on putty or any other scp/ssh programs. The scp task
uses jsch, which is a java implementation of ssh2. You should set trust="true"
in your scp task.
If that does not fix it, I would look at the server. What version of SSH Server
are you running? The sshexec and scp t
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[SNIP]
> I have a macrodef passing on a logfile attribute to
> exec's output
> property. If I want as default to have no logfile,
> how do write this in
> the macrodef?
[SNIP]
If you have a fairly limited number of platforms to
work on, like Un*x vs. dos-based (Windows
--- "Alexey N. Solofnenko" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> I would use task to get the report (you will
> need to construct a
> URL for the report).
>
> - Alexey.
>
Yes, I know task, the question is how construct
the query, but this is bugzilla question so I will ask
it in their forum.
Regards
is it possible to use waitfor or some other task to see if a server/port has
been closed?
we're using this to wait for the server to be up before we deploy components to
the server, but would like to also identify if something went wrong during
shutdown.
I would use task to get the report (you will need to construct a
URL for the report).
- Alexey.
Ivan Ivanov wrote:
Jan and Alexey,
thank you for your answers, + trick
does the job and I will also try the other two
possibilites.
I asked this question in the following context: we are
having a Re
The exec task does not process the string. Ant's core code
converts the string to a File object - in this case an empty string
will get converted to the base dir.
So with:
one gets:
/home/preilly/learning/a/exec/build.xml:3: Execute failed:
java.io.FileNotFoundException: /home/preilly/l
Peter Reilly wrote:
Good catch,
the javadoc is out of date.
However, there are cases that null can be returned:
hello = project.createTask("echo");
System.out.println("hello's owner is " + hello.getOwningTarget());
Peter
Peter
Darin Swanson wrote:
Tasks that are top level tasks (i
Good catch,
the javadoc is out of date.
Peter
Darin Swanson wrote:
Tasks that are top level tasks (in the "implicit" target) are returning
the implicit target for Task.getOwningTarget()
This appears to clash with the javadoc for set/getOwningTarget.
Can the owning target be null or the implicit t
Hi,
I have a macrodef passing on a logfile attribute to exec's output
property. If I want as default to have no logfile, how do write this in
the macrodef? The easiest logic for me would be if output="" means no
redirection as I then could use .
Sten Rosendahl
---
Jan and Alexey,
thank you for your answers, + trick
does the job and I will also try the other two
possibilites.
I asked this question in the following context: we are
having a Readme file for our project that describes
the bugfixes done in the current build, known issues
in it and the source f
Hi,
Env = Win2k, j2sdk 1.4.2_05, Ant 1.6.2 and jsch 0.1.16 in Ant/lib
when trying to use the scptask with a litte test
...
...
I get the following error =
main:
[scp] Connecting to remotemachine:22
BUILD FAILED
Y:\Ant_Test\scptest.xml:7: com.jcraft.jsch.JSchException: Session.connect:
Why this would not work:
The only problem I see is that each time b.txt will be updated. It is
better not to update files in place or have a valid condition to avoid
repetitive updates (maybe using ).
- Alexey.
Ivan Ivanov wrote:
Dear Colleagues,
I want to do something relative simple: I hav
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