Exec idl2java in Unix

I have next target in my build.xml If I call this target in Windoes - all fork fine.But if I try to call this target in Unix, then I get next error idl2java: [exec] IDL preprocessor:cannot open file "/home/user/root/idl/*.idl" [exec] 1 error I do not und

Exec idl2java in Unix

I have next target in my build.xml If I call this target in Windoes - all fork fine.But if I try to call this target in Unix, then I get next erroridl2java: [exec] IDL preprocessor:cannot open file "/home/user/root/idl/*.idl" [exec] 1 errorI do not understan

ant task to start / stop jboss

does anyone have ant tasks (using java task) to start/stop jboss 4.0.0? i found the following: http://pgmjsd.buzzword.com/stories/storyReader$143 but the shutdown doesn't seem to recognise my configuration. i'm running on port 1199 (since something else is taking my port 1099 on win2k), and jbo

Star Team 2005

We are planning to move from StarTeam 5.1 to StarTeam 2005. Currently we are using ant script that labels, checkout and checkin files in StarTeam. Does anyone know if any change is required in ant script for StarTeam 2005? Thanks Ritesh

Re: New Feature Request - passwordChar on task

Check the archives, this has been discussed ad-nauseum. In summary, it's basically impossible to do in a portable, reliable way without there being native support for this in the VM. JEC -- Jeffrey E. Care ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) WebSphere Build SWAT Team Lead WebSphere Build Tooling Lead (Project

New Feature Request - passwordChar on task

Hello all, I have created some targets that run tasks and for determing the user name & password information to use (for the DB login) I use the task, i.e. . . . It would be great to have an optional attribute of the task, let's say

RE: Setting child JUNIT task's timeout attribute when using SUBAN T task

That was a typo it should be "." instead of "*" like so: ^ I don't think you can have a glob pattern here!? But the point is: is there a way to set the attribute of a child junit task from the parent? Thanks John -Original Message- From: Dominique Devienne [mailt

Re: Converting Fileset to Propert in Ant 1.5 and below

Try the task. -Matt --- Stuart Harper <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi, > > I have an Ant script which builds a fileset and then > converts it to a > property like so: > > dir="${dir.classes}"> > > > > refid="debug.class.files"/> > > This works perfectly in Ant 1.6.3 but in 1.5 it > does

RE: Converting Fileset to Propert in Ant 1.5 and below

> From: Stuart Harper [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > I have an Ant script which builds a fileset and then converts it to a > property like so: > > > > > > > > This works perfectly in Ant 1.6.3 but in 1.5 it doesn't. Looking at debug > trace I see something like: > > "Adding reference: debug.cl

Converting Fileset to Propert in Ant 1.5 and below

Hi, I have an Ant script which builds a fileset and then converts it to a property like so: This works perfectly in Ant 1.6.3 but in 1.5 it doesn't. Looking at debug trace I see something like: "Adding reference: debug.class.files -> [EMAIL PROTECTED] Setting project property: debug.cl

RE: Setting child JUNIT task's timeout attribute when using SUBANT task

> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > ^ I don't think you can have a glob pattern here!? > > > QUESTION: > Without changing the child build.xml, is there a way to set the timeout > attribute of the JUNIT task from the SUBANT task of the parent? Can't you de

How to set CDATA in property.

Hi all, I wonder how can I set as far as I know there are 2 possible solutions: 1. use property file. 2. set the XMl escape characters ex. if I need something like: old text: ... "some text "here". more - special characters " new text will be: "some text "here". more - special characters

Re: Need to unsubscribe from different address

Hello Elena, make your email client display the headers of the emails which you are getting sent to the old email address that you want to unsubscribe. You will see something like this : Return-Path: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> where n is a number. You will need to send the unsubscribe email to :

Re: Modifying Ant classpath inside build.xml

Hello Nicolas, you can do this by adding a invocation in your build file for the ssh task. It is possible (I am not sure) that you will have to also move away the ant-jsch.jar file from $ANT_HOME/lib to achieve what you want. So assuming you are removing ant-jsch.jar from $ANT_HOME/lib and putt

Re: Installing Ant under Windows XP

I have done as you said and now all seem to work. Anyway, Windows tricked me because in the enviroment variables panel it masked the quotes around a path with blank spaces inside. Thanks again Daniele Conor MacNeill wrote: Daniele, Your CLASSPATH has quotes in it. As I said - please remove them.

Re: Installing Ant under Windows XP

Daniele, Your CLASSPATH has quotes in it. As I said - please remove them. Conor - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: Installing Ant under Windows XP

Dear Conor, thanks for your suggestions. This is what I gets executing ant.bat having commented out the first line (@echo off), unfortunately this is still not obvious for me so if you have an further suggestions I will appreciate it very much. The message "unexpected software" is shown after t

Re: property environment="env" doesn't work everywhere

Try seeing if other env variables are set. like env.PATH Peter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: nope, simple command line execution. Is there a difference in the way you are running ant on each box? Perhaps via cron? -Rob Anderson -Original Message- From: EJ Ciramella [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECT