Re: manipulating property strings

Ahhh... thanks for that refinement; that handles what I need. On Wed, 2 Feb 2005 09:48:06 -0800 (PST), Matt Benson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: --- michael sorens <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: With the pointer to the , I was able to rewrite the task to avoid a temp file. However, that introduced a diffe

creating a fileset and using it later with

Is it possible to create a fileset at somepoint with a "refid" of some sorts and refer to this refid later on in a task? Thanks. P - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: XML and copy directories

* Nat Gross <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2005-02-04 11:07]: > Henning Waack wrote: > > >Hello James and Ninju. > > > >James Fuller wrote: > > > >>Ninju Bohra wrote: > >> > >>>Well, > >>> > >>>The safe answer is yes and no... > >> > > > >> > >>btw you could just load up an xml file using which > >>does g

Re: XML and copy directories

Matt Benson wrote: --- Nat Gross <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: [SNIP] One minute... ALL (ok, almost) of us, using Ant know Java! Ant was designed mainly for programmers. There is tons of stuff Ant will automate, that will take you much longer to write in Java. It's worth spending some time learn

Re: XML and copy directories

--- Nat Gross <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: [SNIP] > One minute... ALL (ok, almost) of us, using Ant know > Java! Ant was > designed mainly for programmers. There is tons of > stuff Ant will > automate, that will take you much longer to write in > Java. It's worth > spending some time learning Ant.

Re: XML and copy directories

Henning Waack wrote: Hello James and Ninju. James Fuller wrote: Ninju Bohra wrote: Well, The safe answer is yes and no... btw you could just load up an xml file using which does give you access to value encapsulated by elements and attributes...additionally there are a few existing 3rd party X

RE: Compiler problems

This looks like a source code file problem not an Ant problem. Try running native2ascii on your source code file to encode all the Japanese characters. I don't think the source code file can have anything other than ascii characters in it. HTH Bill -Original Message- From: Lylesh V Menez

RE: Attempting to split the same package into two jars

Oops, I think I'm missing an around the various s ;-) --DD > -Original Message- > From: Dominique Devienne > Sent: Friday, February 04, 2005 9:37 AM > To: 'Ant Users List' > Subject: RE: Attempting to split the same package into two jars > > > From: Gerard Janssen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTE

Re: Compiler problems

You need to specify . - Alexey. Lylesh V Menezes wrote: Hi, I am very new to ANT now, Hi, I am getting the following errors when i compile Java using ANT illegal escape character, these files are using Japanese codepages, --

RE: Attempting to split the same package into two jars

> From: Gerard Janssen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > use: > > > > >         > > > use: > > > > > > I second that, and would just add that to avoid duplicating the include/exclude patterns (and avoid the possib

Re: Copy taks, include files exclude subfolders

Hi, I would expect the folowing should work: the * means all files in the specified dir. ** would mean recursively, which is what you don't want. Also * means all files, it does not care about extentions. So in windoze terms it could be seen as * AND *.*. If th

Re: XML and copy directories

Though remember that ANT is written is JAVA and it rather easy to take whatever JAVA code you write (if any) and make it a task that can be called from an ANT build file... Good luck.. Henning Waack <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hello James and Ninju. James Fuller wrote: > Ninju Bohra wrote: >

Re: Attempting to split the same package into two jars

Hi, The fileset gives you a set of files, relative to the directory specified in the dir attribibute. What you probably want is to use the directory containing all your sources as the root of the fileset and do apply a filter on the fileset. So instead of:         use:

Re: XML and copy directories

Hello James and Ninju. James Fuller wrote: Ninju Bohra wrote: Well, The safe answer is yes and no... btw you could just load up an xml file using which does give you access to value encapsulated by elements and attributes...additionally there are a few existing 3rd party XML tasks for assistin

RE: Script task in imported files seem to fail

Hmm. I'm unable to reproduce it independent of my real build files. It's a very long and complicated build file, so it must be something in there. Sorry for (almost starting) the wild goose chase. - Geoff -Original Message- From: Peter Reilly [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday,

javac and java -classpath with regards to ant

I'm think out loud about ant; I want build.xml to do: inspired by because that seems to spell out exactly what's sent to javac. the properties: propertyvalue - sourcedir /java/sources/atreides/jtidy/

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Re: XML and copy directories

Ninju Bohra wrote: Well, The safe answer is yes and no... Out of the box, the ANT distribution (along with the ant-contrib project) comes with a number of concepts (tasks and structures) that would be helpful (, , , etc...) to accomplish MOST of what you want. The one area that is not currently p