Hi,
I want to use ANT to clean up a directory with some files named like
".yyy~", i.e. with '~' character in the file extension. I tried a
few ways including the following method but no success:
What should I specify as includes value? Thx.
Regards,
mingfai
At the moment you can use properties.
ant target -Darg1=a -Darg2=b -Darg3=c
Setting the props to empty string results in passing "no-args" to the
class if not set.
Jan
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> Von: Matt Benson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Hi,
I will shorthly be automating a build process for an application developed
in Forte.
I'm trying to decide what tool to use to develop the build scripts.
There are plans in the next 8 months to start re-developing the application
in Java.
In the past I have automated builds via a combinat
--- Kendall Shaw <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> I have to use main(String[] args) in a class,
> instead of using properties.
> Is there a way to pass through arguments to the
> class?
> I've read an example such as:
> ant target -- a b c
> But, ant complains that -- is an unknow
I have to use main(String[] args) in a class, instead of using properties.
Is there a way to pass through arguments to the class?
I've read an example such as:
ant target -- a b c
But, ant complains that -- is an unknown argument.
Hi,
I note that you are using httpunit which makes me
consider that your tests try to connect to some
server. If so are you sure the server is running? Your
tests might wait for it.
Could you also try timeout attribute of junit task?
Set it first to some short value to observe what is
happening.
Approach #1 is in fact what I ended up doing. (Actually, I used the
"available" task, not the generalized "condition" task. But the result
was the same.) It wasn't aesthetically pleasing, but it worked. Any time
you have a dummy directory sitting around, you know there's been a hack,
don't
Hello all,
I have this build file:
When I run it the output is:
Buildfile: build.xml
test:
And that is where it just stops...I can type stuff after test: but it
doesn't do anything...I then have to close the termina
I know of no direct way to do it, so how best to complete it depends on the
scope. If you have many such optional directories, I can come up with a couple
ugly things to try.
1) Conditionally define properties that point to the real location, or a dummy
location, depending on the existence o
Jsch is an implementation of SSH2. It does not support SSH1. What is the error
message you are getting? What implementation of SSH2 are you using on the
server? OpenSSH?
-Rob Anderson
> -Original Message-
> From: Peter Neu [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Saturday, December 04, 2004 2:
Hi,
Is there any way to get the latest labeled version files from the VSS,
If i want to build by getting specific labeled version i am able to do it ,
but if i need to build from scratch then if i can get all the latest labeled
versions that would be sufficient ,is there any way ?
thanks in a
I thought of this, actually. But what puzzles me is how to leverage the
value of "mod_classdir.check", once it has been set (or not set), inside
my path defnition. I could, conceivably, have two path definitions, one
which includes the offendiring fileset, and another which does not,, and
the
It sure would be nice, but since it isn't you're left doing it the long, and
complicated, way. That is, creating additional targets with dependencies and
conditions to get the desired conditional behavior. The property can be set as
follows.
-Original Messa
That's a clever hack, but it won't work well in my situation, since some
of the filesets may be rooted in directories that cannot be created.
Wouldn't it be nice if the tag had an attribute that allowed you
do say, "It's OK if it doesn't exist"? Something like this:
...
Anyone else have a go
I usually execute in this situation - an empty directory does
not affect anything else and makes some commands happy.
- Alexey.
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I am constructing a classpath that includes a fileset. Sometimes, the
base directory for that fileset does not exist. I would like Ant to
s
I am constructing a classpath that includes a fileset. Sometimes, the
base directory for that fileset does not exist. I would like Ant to
simply accept this as an empty fileset and move on. Instead, Ant quits
with an error, complaining that the directory is not found. How should I
resolve t
On Mon, 2004-12-06 at 18:52 +0100, Robert Soesemann wrote:
> I am a XSLT2 feature from Saxon8 inside an Ant script. Ourput files will
> be specified insede the xsl with xsl:result-document.
>
> But the Ant xslt task forces me to provide @destdir and copies the input
> files there. Even if they are
I am a XSLT2 feature from Saxon8 inside an Ant script. Ourput files will
be specified insede the xsl with xsl:result-document.
But the Ant xslt task forces me to provide @destdir and copies the input
files there. Even if they are empty they get copied unnessecarily.
Can I pass a parameter to Sax
--- Martin Cooper <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
[SNIP]
> So, I guess I'm stuck with doing things the clunky
> way. Sigh.
Okay, now, let's back up. You want to be able, as
advertised, to enhance blah blah blah tasks called
before or after... and so on. Okay...
parent.xml:
foo
bar
Hi,
I am trying to use Ant 1.5 to build a project and ive attached the build.xml
I am using for the purpose.
Everytime a colleague of mine, with the exact same settings runs the command
on his local machine, the build works perfect. But when I try the exact same
command on my local machine it fa
Hello
XMLTask is perfect for my needs, but I have two additional requirements I
struggle with.
I need to:
- iterate over a whole structure and preserve this structure also in the result
directory root
- modify the resulting file name based on a value from the document.
Also I want to add an
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