Thank you. I got them to work. Yeah my Winzip 7.0 was not behaving the way
it should. Everything's good now. Thank you for your reply. :)
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Da
I know this is orthogonal to your question, but you might get more milage
out of real UNIX tools instead of winzip. Check out cygwin:
http://cygwin.com/
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WebSphere Build Tooling Lead (Project Mantis)
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Whether Ant is a "reasonable" solution for non-Java code is not really
possible to answer in a vacuum.
At IBM, we build WebSphere Application Server for both zOS, os400 and
distributed platforms (Linux, Windows, AIX, etc.) using Ant plus our
custom extensions, including the native (i.e. C) code
If you're doing it to reload the context of an application in Tomcat, is there
any reason why you can't use the Tomcat ant tasks? These support the basic
authentication that I assume you have in place.
http://jakarta.apache.org/tomcat/tomcat-5.0-doc/catalina/docs/api/index.html
James
-Ori
Hmm I 've just seen the ant-contrib project which afford many useful
additional tasks(cc tasks for instance).
Well any wise advise still welcome:)
I have always used ant for java build/deploy and this is the first time
I cross "the border" , reason why I am scared!
Hind Lwahhabi.
Accenture Belg
Thank you guys for all your answers.It is great to see your
responsivenes!
I am trying to be more precise here: has anyone used ant for building c
applications on mainframe for instance?And is it a reasonable solution
for such a purpose?
Thank you again for any help or guidelines.
Hind Lwahhab
Hi,
I wonder if it is possible to tell junit test error apart from test
failure with task. I have a case where an unit test timed out,
it was a junit test error, but both errorProperty and failureProperty
were set to true. This made it impossible to tell test error from test
failure.
Any help is
In this case yes, but that should not matter. -Rob A
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> Rob,
> Admittedly, this is an off the wall question
I use ant to build my Mozilla extensions Launchy and Linky
Ant build files (build.xml and build.properties and
build.apps.properties) here:
http://mozdev.org/source/browse/launchy/source/
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Can ant be used to build non-java applications?If so, how ?And does anyone
tried
Hi,
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|> > > [sshexec] Connecting to xxx.com:22
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I use it for startup scripting for BEA weblogic - I setup the classpath,
environment variables, passwords, etc. This makes replicating my
environment vars between machines (and between windows and unix) pretty
easy.
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I use ant to automatize the analyse of Request For Proposal (Call for tender).
I use no specific java topics but only xslt transform, specific tools
(exec,...)Ant allows an automatisation, securisation and optimisation of the
process.
Result is very usefull...
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Can ant be used to build non-java applications?If so, how ?And does anyone
tried this on this list?
Well, if you are familiar with Ant, you may find it convinient to use
for non-Java projects... all of it's functionality is relevant with the
exception of the javac
I used Ant to build a C library that was to be used from a Java app...
since they were interrelated, it kind of made sense to have them build
together.
I don't know if there are pre-existing tasks to do it, but I just wrote my
own using Exec to call the C compiler, after doing some minor setups fo
Can ant be used to build non-java applications?If so, how ?And does anyone
tried this on this list?
Thx for any help:)
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I do this in one script I wrote... it's doing it to a JAR, but I believe
the same works for the war task...
Basically, I have a directory /org under what ${classes} points to, which
contains some class files to be updated. That seems to be all there is to
it.
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Frank W. Zammetti
Founder
I think that could be done unwar-ing the war file in a temp dir,
ovewrite the file and then war the resulting tree
:P Just an idea! :P
2005/6/6, Bryan Mishkin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Does anyone have any suggestions for replacing a file within a war with
> another copy of the same file? I'm havin
Does anyone have any suggestions for replacing a file within a war with
another copy of the same file? I'm having a heck of a time accomplishing
this and I've tried but it doesn't overwrite the file already
in the war.
The log4j.xml file is the one in question. I want to replace it with a
ver
Hhm seems to rely on a newer Ant version.
Doesnt work with 1.6.3 ("self" is not defined.) but with 1.7alpha.
Jan
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I get the following error when trying the code from your reference.
BUILD FAILED
C:\build.xml:77: ReferenceError: "self" is not defined.
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Maybe http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=ant-user&m=110077914931555&w=2 could
be interisting for you.
Jan
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