works like a champ!thanks... hmm anyway to do a zipfileset in a path?
Antoine Levy-Lambert wrote:
Hello Hanasaki,
what you can do is nest a
in your war task invocation.
Cheers,
Antoine
hanasaki wrote:
how
There is currently no set schedule for Ant 1.7. It will be released when
the committers feel it is ready for release. We do not expect any 1.6
releases beyond Ant 1.6.5 - the release after that should be 1.7
Is there something specific you need?
Conor
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When is ant 1.7
Hello Hanasaki,
what you can do is nest a
in your war task invocation.
Cheers,
Antoine
hanasaki wrote:
how can some .jar files from one WAR be added to another WAR?
how can some .jar files from one WAR be added to another WAR?
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They can configure it either way. You want them to set it up so that you don't
need to enter a password. It can be done without compromising security. Another
possibility is to ssh to the server as the user that tomcat runs as. You can do
this without a password by using ssh key authentication.
And with the tweaks set by the Admin... would sudo still prompt me for a
password or seamlessly allow me to stop/start Tomcat? Thanks for your help
Rob.
Steven
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Your unix admin should be able to configure sudo to only allow you to execute
the commands to stop and start tomcat. And with the permissions set correctly
on the start and stop scripts there is no security risk. It's not like you are
asking for root privileges.
-Rob A
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OK, due to the limitations of the ant task and/or unix's sudo
command, is there a unix utility which will allow me to make a windows
system call over to a unix box and STOP Tomcat and deploy my war
files?
I'm currently invoking my build.xml from a Dos prompt; all the pieces are
done, howev
When is ant 1.7 going to be released .?
Thanks
srikrishna
Not that I am an expert by any stretch of the imagination:
Some targets and structure you might consider depending on your build.
init - sets properties for the build
prepare - creates build directory, test directory etc.
fetch - checkout or fetch the source code from a source code repository
I'm fairly new to ant, so I'm soliciting critique on what I have so
far. Test16.java imports Tidy.jar, otherwise the source code is
straightforward. I'm particularly interested in naming conventions.
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The other scripts should use properties than you can provide other values
while
invocation.
master1.xml
other.xml
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It's possible to use catalog (XSLT task) vor doctype SyStem (and not
PUBLIC) ?
If yes, how to do it ?
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It's possible to use catalog (XSLT task) vor doctype SyStem (and not
PUBLIC) ?
If yes, how to do it ?
Thanks
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On Sun, 22 May 2005, netSQL <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I would like to use ant w/ mono. The command to compile is mcs in
> mono.
Yes, and it is supported by the task.
> How to compile mono w/ ant?
You don't want to compile mono, do you? You want to compile a .NET
(or rather a C#) source usi
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