Re: war task webxml attribute

On Thu, 13 Jan 2005, Durham David R. Jr Contr <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Should the webxml attribute be required? Yes. Isn't it? > For one, you can leave it empty and the wars work Which may be due to the parahraph below. > Also, I get an annoying warning about a web.xml being ignored. Whi

RE: Cleaning a text file with tons of extra CRLF's

If you use OS pipes, you will appreciate filterchains. -Original Message- From: Nat Gross [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, January 13, 2005 4:41 PM To: Ant Users List Subject: Re: Cleaning a text file with tons of extra CRLF's filterchains? I will need to catch up on that topic

Re: Help with wsejbdeploy

You need to apply the patch to the ant source (the WebsphereDeploymentTool.java file in particular) and then rebuild ant - or at least rebuild the part that contains the WebsphereDeploymentTool. But I recommend against doing so, because: 1) I dislike running custom versions of such tools, and t

Re: perforce tasks

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I notice that the perforce tasks have a failonerror attribute, but I don't see any way to set a property if there is an error. Am I just missing something? I think the failonerror attribute can just be used to make the Perforce tasks more lenient on some type of error

Re: Call specific Targets from a GUI

René Ghosh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > The file releases for 1.2 have been corrected. Apparently the sourceforge > upload encountered a > problem in the original upload. You can download it now. Yeppers. Works, right out of the box. Looks pretty cool... > --- [EMAIL PROTECTED] a écrit :

Re: Call specific Targets from a GUI

The file releases for 1.2 have been corrected. Apparently the sourceforge upload encountered a problem in the original upload. You can download it now. --- [EMAIL PROTECTED] a écrit : > René Ghosh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > > The AntMenu task in the AntForms project does just that. See

Re: Cleaning a text file with tons of extra CRLF's

filterchains? I will need to catch up on that topic. Thanks for the tip. -nat Matt Benson wrote: Also, have you tried using filterchains? You can use the ignoreblank filter to remove blank lines. And it might look a little prettier. -Matt --- Nat Gross <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Ok. Releasing

Re: Call specific Targets from a GUI

René Ghosh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > The AntMenu task in the AntForms project does just that. See the screenshot at > http://antforms.sourceforge.net/screenshots.html. You configure a task that > launches a Swing frame > and lays out a series of buttons bound to specific Ant tasks. I downloa

Re: Call specific Targets from a GUI

The AntMenu task in the AntForms project does just that. See the screenshot at http://antforms.sourceforge.net/screenshots.html. You configure a task that launches a Swing frame and lays out a series of buttons bound to specific Ant tasks. --- "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> a écrit :

perforce tasks

I notice that the perforce tasks have a failonerror attribute, but I don't see any way to set a property if there is an error. Am I just missing something? I've also found what I think are a few errors (or at least places that could be clarified) in the manual page for the Perforce optional tas

XSLT Task with external Saxon8

Is there a way to tell Ant's xslt task to uses Saxon8 as processor WITHOUT copying the saxon8.jar to the Ant lib directory. I need this to be as plattform independant as possible. Therefore I would prefer putting the jar into an external application folder. It does not work when I just add saxon to

Re: filter loops in 1.6.2

Matt Benson wrote: According to CVS, this behavior should be evident in Ant >= 1.5.1 . Sorry; I made the assumption when I saw a change entry that seemed to match what I was seeing; we have an old version of Ant that our build system uses, and I didn't think to see just how far back the proble

Re: filter loops in 1.6.2

--- Chris Shabsin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > In versions of Ant prior to 1.6.2 it was possible to > use filters to > modify a token found in a file. For example: > > > > > > In 1.6.2, the fixed bugs list includes the entry: > > * replacestring tokenfilter only replaced the > first

RE: Call specific Targets from a GUI

If a servlet-based application would fit your requirements, you might be interested in this article: http://www.onjava.com/lpt/a/2529/ I've used this technique to write a servlet-based build app that exposes some properties (with lists, checkboxes, etc) so that the buildmeister doesn't have to dea

Re: Cleaning a text file with tons of extra CRLF's

Also, have you tried using filterchains? You can use the ignoreblank filter to remove blank lines. And it might look a little prettier. -Matt --- Nat Gross <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Ok. Releasing ver 1.0RC . (Using your reminder on > " ".) > Also capitalizing on the fact that its an xml tar

Re: Call specific Targets from a GUI

--- "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: [SNIP] > What is the best place to start to design a GUI that > will allow me to call > specific targets from an application or is this even > possible! > Perhaps you should look at the AntForm project at http://antforms.sourceforge.net/ . -Matt

RE: Call specific Targets from a GUI

I had done similar work. Hope it gives you some idea. I have a JSP Xml-Rpc Client which calls a method in a class on server. It has Runtime.exec command to execute a bat file. In my bat file I execute my ant script with all the parameters I want to pass on to a particular target. (as from command

filter loops in 1.6.2

In versions of Ant prior to 1.6.2 it was possible to use filters to modify a token found in a file. For example: In 1.6.2, the fixed bugs list includes the entry: * replacestring tokenfilter only replaced the first occurrence. And, lo and behold, attempting to run this filter in 1.6.2 now

war task webxml attribute

Should the webxml attribute be required? For one, you can leave it empty and the wars work (at least in Tomcat -- not sure if that complies with the spec.) Also, I get an annoying warning about a web.xml being ignored. Any way to suppress this warning, or should I be using a different task? Th

RE: Running in a different directory than build.xml

Thanks everyone for the feedback. More work to do ;-). -- Rick Genter Principal Engineer Silverlink Communications (781) 272-3080 x242 -Original Message- From: Th. Schapitz [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, January 13, 2005 4:58 AM To: Ant Users Lis

Call specific Targets from a GUI

Hello, I am trying to create a GUI that will allow a user to press either of two buttons. If they press the first button then a target within the build.xml is executed i.e. compile a set of java files outputted to a specific directory. If they press the second button the same applies but again is

Re: Running in a different directory than build.xml

Hi Rick, I'm assuming you want to do this, because your tests are referring to certain files, and relatively so? (If it was only the test-output, you could have redirected it by using the outfile property of test subtag to junit) Else a solution would be to beef up your testclasses, by providing a