Brian, It looks like you already included that package with a packageset.
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This problem is caused when you have *all* of the following true:
* child-first classloading order selected in child classloader
* code in child classloader that calls JCL
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On 5/20/05, Matt Shostak <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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Maybe you're getting html because you're requesting html?!
I know nothing about these tasks, but since the url you use ends in
/html, it sounds logical to me it would return html. Maybe it'
In Ant 1.7 you will have other methods at your
disposal. For now:
does what you want.
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filepath will be empty, available will check the empty list of files and
decide that all specified files do exist and the result will be "true".
- Alexey.
Rich Wagner wrote:
Hi,
I'm having trouble specifying a particular "avai
I think you should add inside :
http://ant.apache.org/manual/using.html#path
- Alexey.
Rich Wagner wrote:
Hi,
I'm having trouble specifying a particular "available" task. Here's
what I want, though Ant isn't happy with it:
Hi,
I'm having trouble specifying a particular "available" task. Here's
what I want, though Ant isn't happy with it:
Ant says: "The type doesn't support the nested 'include' element."
OK, but can anyone tell me how
Thanks for the suggestions; however, it did not make a difference.
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Subject: Re: Ant - -- exclude not working
Try taking the ".\" off the front of your patterns.
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Try taking the ".\" off the front of your patterns.
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Hi,
I am attempting to use the JavaDoc tag in an ant build as follows
to create my JavaDoc. I have a small subset of public classes
which I want to exclude from the final JavaDoc. According to the
Ant document, I should be able to use the tag to accomplish
this. However, the following
You could use ant-contrib's task. The followig link shows the usage:
http://ant-contrib.sourceforge.net/ant-contrib/manual/tasks/
-Rob A
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I have created an ant task as follows:
http://alariussystemsllc.com/AJCCWebService/";
location= "http://localhost:8080/AlariusAssignments/services/";
output="AlariusAssignments.wsdl"
we have 10 or so web projects, each with their own build.xml, and one main
builder project that builds all projects. the main build project explicitly
specifies the deployment components, and the projects to build such as:
it's not very clean certainly, as adding a new proj
This is the helper target that we use:
I am trying to implement the Tomcat tasks into my build file, and
I'm having some trouble that I hope some of you can help me figure out.
I'm using Ant 1.6.2 and jakarta-tomcat-5.0.25 on Linux Redhat WS3.
I have a tomcat.properties file in the same directory as my build file,
and it contains
webapp
The last thing I see is
Sending email:
Then the process hangs forever and no error message appears. Is there a
way to figure out what's actually going wrong? (The mail-task works on
other systems with M7)
Thanks, Marc
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I want to iterate over a resultset from an SQL SELECT
statement using ANT and use the data as propeties and
call other tasks or targets. Is this possible with
some existing ANT tasks and HOW do I do it?
I have read about using sql, loadfile and for task,
but there must be some better solution, th
I haven't tried this, but have done similar things in the past.
You should be able to use:
On Thu, 2005-05-19 at 12:03 -0500, George Dibi wrote:
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Your ant is thus in /usr/share/ant.
It is installed there by jpackage.
If you want to use ant 1.6.3 or 1.6.4, you will
to
1) wait for jpackage to release a 1.6.3/4 version
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2) install the ant from ant.apache.org -and- remove the jpackage version
(this can be done by deleting /etc/ant.c
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