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On Wed, 23 Mar 2005, Dave Bartmess <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> It looks like there's an error in the command line passed to cvs,
> cause I'm not using anything with "S" in the name(s)!
Inside of the Changelog task there is this code:
if (myCvsVersion.supportsCvsLogWithSOption())
Does any one know what would cause the problem below? I redeployed
(just changed a print statement) a webservice (JAXRPC), and re-ran it
and found this in the server side (I did start sending larger strings,
is that a problem?). Using apache/tomcat 1.4, ant ver 1.6.2. I don't
know if thi
This task seems to be what I need, thanks.
I wasn't aware of the ant-contrib project, have to remember it :)
Peter Reilly wrote:
You can use the ant-contrib for task:
dir is @{dir}
outputs:
dir:
[echo] dir is /home/preilly/learning/a/for/sub
Hello Nicolas,
--- Nicolas Vervelle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
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> I can see how to use this tasks for 'one'
> subdirectory, but is there a
> task that will permit to call a subtask for each
> subdirectory ?
> Something like :
Just to note, to task is recommended over
task.
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You can use the ant-contrib for task:
dir is @{dir}
outputs:
dir:
[echo] dir is /home/preilly/learning/a/for/sub
[echo] dir is /home/preilly/learning/a/for/sub/a
[echo] dir is /home/preilly/learning/a/for/sub/b
[echo] dir is /home
Sure; use one copy task to copy the old version to an archive directory;
then use the second copy task to overlay the original of the old version
with the new version of the file.
Rhino
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From: "Hariharan, Vadivelu (IE10)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Wednesday, Marc
Is there any way I can backup the files being overwritten during copy task.
Something like
Backupfolder=""
And copy task should copy the entire directory or file image that is being
overwritten.
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Hari Haran
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I can see how to use this tasks for 'one' subdirectory, but is there a
task that will permit to call a subtask for each subdirectory ?
Something like :
Nicolas
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mmh - my first impression is that
, , , , ,
could be helpful.
Jan
-Ursprüngliche Nachricht
mmh - my first impression is that
, , , , ,
could be helpful.
Jan
> -Ursprüngliche Nachricht-
> Von: Nicolas Vervelle [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Gesendet am: Mittwoch, 23. März 2005 12:05
> An: user@ant.apache.org
> Betreff: Executing a task in each subdirectory
>
> Hi,
>
> I have a d
Hi,
I have a directory tree where each directory can contains files named in
the form index.*.html. (* represents the code for a language: en, fr, ...)
Each index.*.html contains lines in the form <*>text.
For each directory, I would like to :
- remove the <*>text in each file if index.*.html is a
I'm getting an error from the cvschangelog task, as show below. I've
confirmed that all the files exist, and that cvs is executable from the
directory stated (I use MANY cvs commands in my ant build)
Can someone help? This is holding up a major testing phase!!! Thanks!
Re: AW: Check for Env variables
Thanks a lot. That worked indeed.
I do hv another solution for this.
Many Thanks,
Janu.
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There are three steps in one statements:
1. select all files for the copy operation (,)
- select all files which suffix is ".vcp.bak"
- check by their absolute pathname a stored MD5-hashvalue
- if the new computed hashvalue is not equal to the stored
--> that file goes to step 2
2. cop
I think I have the solution in my grasp (thanks to the great suggestions of
using and ), but I still need some help.
I've added to the original copy task and to the
filtering back copy task. It now seems to only copy when I want it to: it
backs up the files without overwriting the backup if it
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