AW: Sub-Target

1. choice: It describes the build dependency and doesnt come from "thinking procedural" 2. choice: for reuse of common code 3. choice: 4. choice: it starts a new Ant instance which in turn opens a new scope for properties (called target could set the same prop every time new) - but

includes property not working

I'm trying to include a list of files to delete in a text file which is read into a property (with properties expansion) and then used in the includes property of a fileset in a delete task. For some reason when there are line breaks in the text file, this isn't working!

Output for running a windows service on Exec

Hi all, We wrote a windows application that's meant to be a windows service, but when we run it using the task, the output for the ant task shows up, but not the output for the windows service app itself. Anybody have an idea why that is? Thank you. Robert Lin -

RE: setLevel on echo task in JavaScript

> -Original Message- > From: Dominique Devienne [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Tuesday, March 01, 2005 2:47 PM > To: Ant Users List > Subject: RE: setLevel on echo task in JavaScript > > > With that I get: ReferenceError: "EchoLevel" is not defined. > > I guess it's because it's an inn

RE: setLevel on echo task in JavaScript

> From: Shatzer, Larry [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > From: Dominique Devienne [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > importClass(Packages.org.apache.tools.ant.taskdefs.Echo.EchoLevel); > > info = new EchoLevel(); > > info.setValue("info"); > > > > echo = project.createTask("echo"); > > echo.setLevel(info);

RE: setLevel on echo task in JavaScript

> -Original Message- > From: Dominique Devienne [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Tuesday, March 01, 2005 2:33 PM > To: Ant Users List > Subject: RE: setLevel on echo task in JavaScript > > > importClass(Packages.org.apache.tools.ant.taskdefs.Echo.EchoLevel); > info = new EchoLevel(); > i

RE: setLevel on echo task in JavaScript

> From: Alexey N. Solofnenko [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > It is Echo.EchoLevel and the method is setValue(). Thanks Alexey ;-) Something along those lines (not tested). --DD importClass(Packages.org.apache.tools.ant.taskdefs.Echo.EchoLevel); info = new EchoLevel(); info.setValue("info"); echo = p

Re: setLevel on echo task in JavaScript

It is Echo.EchoLevel and the method is setValue(). - Alexey. Dominique Devienne wrote: From: Shatzer, Larry [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] I have this javascript: echo = project.createTask("echo"); echo.setLevel("info"); echo.setMessage("test message"); echo.perform(); It fails with this error: org.mozi

RE: setLevel on echo task in JavaScript

> From: Shatzer, Larry [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > I have this javascript: > > echo = project.createTask("echo"); > echo.setLevel("info"); > echo.setMessage("test message"); > echo.perform(); > > It fails with this error: > > org.mozilla.javascript.EvaluatorException: Can't find method > org.

setLevel on echo task in JavaScript

I have this javascript: echo = project.createTask("echo"); echo.setLevel("info"); echo.setMessage("test message"); echo.perform(); It fails with this error: org.mozilla.javascript.EvaluatorException: Can't find method org.apache.tools.ant.taskdefs.Echo.setLevel(string). Any idea how I can call

Re: Problem Manipulating a Jar File -- P.S.

It can be used by some process (maybe by ANT itself - there was a discussion that it can load all jar files in the current directory). Trying creating it in a different folder. - Alexey. D Sledge wrote: Just a little more info on the problem; ant has no problem reading the file or creating some

Problem Manipulating a Jar File -- P.S.

Just a little more info on the problem; ant has no problem reading the file or creating some.jar.sig from it, so I checked the permissions on the file and made sure I had read and write permissions on the file. Any light that can be shed on the problem would be appreciated. Thanks, D Sledge

Problem Manipulating a Jar File

First the basics: Ant v1.6.2 JRE v1.4.2_01 OS Windows XP Next the build file: Now, the problem: I get an error anytime I try to manipulate the file "some.jar". When I run the signjar task, I get the following output: sign: [signjar] Signing JAR:

Re: Writing out classpath from element

Make the classpath a path reference that is declared at the top of the build file. Then, create a property that has the value as the classpath. This will cause the property to be set with a string representation of the path. You can then echo that property. > I want to know if there is anyway I c

Writing out classpath from element

I want to know if there is anyway I can write out what the element is using for it's classpath. I need to debug to see if all my .jar files exist or not. The element I have is: Any ideas? T

Re: Sub-Target

You can use antcall Or, better, you can do this with dependencies. If target2 depends on target1 being executed first, then add target1 to the depends list attribute of target2. > Hi, > How can I call a target in a target? > Example: > > ... > > > ---> how c

Re: Sub-Target

Even a _cursory_ reading of the Ant manual should reveal this. -- Jeffrey E. Care ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) WebSphere Build SWAT Team Lead WebSphere Build Tooling Lead (Project Mantis) https://w3.opensource.ibm.com/projects/mantis "Willy De Waele" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 03/01/2005 02:10 PM Please res

Sub-Target

Hi, How can I call a target in a target? Example: ... ---> how calling 'target1' here? Please some help TIA Willy - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additiona

Re: javac task

Shigemoto FUJIKURA <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > on the other hand, javac executed by exec task loads correct Zzz > class from jar file. It seems to be a class path issue. Could you try to unset CLASSPATH environment variable and run the javac task? -- Yuji Yamano <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

Re: javac task to include properties file

--- Jeffrey E Care <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > AFAIK javac ignores non-Java files (you can see this > in verbose or debug > mode). If you need to have copies of other file > types in your "classes" > directory then the obvious solution would be to copy > them. > > Implementation left as an e

Re: javac task to include properties file

AFAIK javac ignores non-Java files (you can see this in verbose or debug mode). If you need to have copies of other file types in your "classes" directory then the obvious solution would be to copy them. Implementation left as an exercise for the reader. JEC -- Jeffrey E. Care ([EMAIL PROTECT

task slow when copying *FROM* a mapped drive

Hello, There was a recent post about using the selector when copying *TO* a mapped drive, to speed up the task. However, I have the reverse situation - I'm building *FROM* a mapped drive, and copying the files to a local directory if they've changed. This operation is incredibly slow. I'm trying

Antelope

Hello, Just wondering what peoples opinion are on using Antelope - any problems or improvements. Basically anything you can think of as i am trying to write up a report on its adv/disadv. Thank You, John -- U: http://www.dingleonline.com E: [EMAIL PROTECTED] --

javac task to include properties file

any arg to include those properties which will copy them from srcdir to targetdir? thanks.

RE: woes!

Hello Cyril, have you looked at using a combination of the and selectors? /t >-Original Message- >From: Cyril Sagan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] >Sent: Tuesday, March 01, 2005 2:28 AM >To: user@ant.apache.org >Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >Subject: woes! > > >I'm loosing my mind trying to get

Re: if junit batchtest is skipped also skip junitreport?

Thanks to those whose suggested approaches. I have thought about it and decided that the most elegant solution is to unask the question. Viz I have decided not to run junitreport after each junit. Instead I'll have a separate task that reports on all existing TEST-*.xml files. I was using the i

RE: if junit batchtest is skipped also skip junitreport?

Praise indeed! Thanks Dominique. I should add that I got the tip from this list, somewhere. I wonder if I have encountered something similar to the scenario you describe. Every now and then (when something either in my code or my test environment is completely broken) the Junit task can generate