Ok. Problem solved.
The useexternalfile=yes option to the task reduced, as it said
it would in the docs ;), the command line length and bingo.
Next time Ill tell myself RTFM! :)
Greg.
From: Greg Irvine [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, 8 Ma
HI all.
We're (still) having an issue with the javadoc command not producing any
output.
We've tracked it down (by modifying the javadoc task code) and have found
once the length of all of our source file names reaches a little over
126,000 characters then the javadoc fails with error code
--- klute <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> if some env variable indicates that the script is
> running in windows env {
>do this
> } else {
>do that
> }
>
> is this possible?
There are ways and ways (the most brute-force and
least "Ant" being ant-contrib's if task), but it will
probably help
hey guys
i have a dev and test environments with the former
being on win xp and the latter on linux. i am trying
to put some logic within my build target to do things
differently. i'd like to do this to avoid separate
targets for dev and text environments. here is some
basic pseudo code of what i
I believe the Nant project has a utility to do something like that.
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, March 07, 2005 9:35 AM
To: user@ant.apache.org
Subject: VSS Project/Solution to Ant build tool
Does anyone know of a tool for converting
You wouldn't have any issues if you used a nested classpath which
separates each classpath element in a , instead of using a
property in a properties file.
But you can always replace "program files" by progra~1, i.e. the DOS
short name with no spaces. --DD
> -Original Message-
> From: Col
Hi all,
I'm new to Ant and I've found something I can't understand while trying
to compile one of my projects.
Take a look at the following Dummy class. It has a silly method 'foo'
which returns an instance of an anonymous class extending
ObjectInputStream and overriding one of its protected me
Hello all,
I've been searching through the archives and the Web today trying to
get the task working with a classpath that has spaces in it.
Basically, I have something like the following, defined in a property
file
classpath = c:\\program files\\rest\\of\\path;[... etc... ]
but when used as
There is no official support for sshexec and scp in 1.5, but it does work. The
tasks were initially written with Ant 1.5 and were first released with 1.6.
Check out the following link for details about making it work with 1.5.
http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=ant-user&m=107410755020702&w=2
-Rob
> From: Abbey Sparrow [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> Is this the only way to do this, or is there some other,
> better method I am missing?
As others have indicated, is the way to go,
and still as indicated, it can be tricky to get right.
I used to do that, but now I have a nice little task that
> Does anyone know of a tool for converting a solution or
> project in visual
> studio to Ant build.xml(s)?
Sorry, dont know any.
> This seems like an easy task, since it is XML on both ends.
As porting C# to Java, because both are ASCII ;-)
Jan
Does anyone know of a tool for converting a solution or project in visual
studio to Ant build.xml(s)?
This seems like an easy task, since it is XML on both ends.
Ron
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Dominique Devienne wrote:
Hmmm, can you explain this one Peter?
exposes an iterator() method that returns the list of
out-of-date files, is that it? I didn't know that.
How do you document this kind of unusual synergy between tasks? --DD
It is in the doc (in cvs) for the task (as an example).
On Sun, 2005-03-06 at 22:37, Abbey Sparrow wrote:
> I have been looking at pathconvert, on jeffery and martin's suggestion
> (and am a little amazed I didn't see it earlier), however... it seems I
> either have to standardize on the platform ant is running on or create
> some logic to convert th
On Fri, 2005-03-04 at 18:20, Radha Sangal wrote:
> Here it is , I tested this code with the values in comments at end of
> statements and it was working but I think it doesn't work well with my
> actual string...
>
> CharSequence inputStr = "codebase='formbuilderocx.cab#version=4,2,0,0'
> viewaste
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