Hi,
I have one question which i want to get resolved.so anyone plz help me if
possible.
ERROR: "CAN NOT FIND MAIN CLASS.PROGRAM WILL EXIT."
I am getting this error while running Build.xml thru JDeveloper. Today morning
i executed several BUILD.xml, which was perfect but in one XML i found this
e
Here is a sample for handling JavaCC that I use. It is similar to what you
want for IDL.
HTH Bill
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From: Jeffrey E Care [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, June 28, 2005 8:31 PM
To: Ant Users List
Subject: Re: IDL always re-compi
You may be able to use the task to set a property & use
conditional target execution based on that property.
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Jeffrey E. Care ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
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David Calkins <[EMAI
Hi
I have an xml file that has different paths for each file. Something
like this
"c:/1"
"c:/2"
"e:/1"
"e:/2"
"e:/3"
I use XmlTask to iteratively get each location for each file (I use
"call" to call another target for each location for each file). The
pr
I'm using the JacORB IDL compilation task jacidl. Unfortunately, it
recompiles the IDL everytime I initiate a build, despite the IDL not
having changed, which of course forces recompilation of the generated
Java sources.
Is there any way to configure the build file so it won't think it needs
Diana,
CVS port number is specified as part of CVSROOT like
this:
method:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:port:/path_to_repository
See [1] for more info.
You can also specify the port as an attribute of
task[2].
HTH
Ivan
[1]https://www.cvshome.org/docs/manual/cvs-1.12.12/cvs_2.html#SEC26
[2]http://ant.apache
Hi,
I want to check out some files from CVS. My client OS is Win XP. I followed
steps provided by Jay
(http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=ant-user&m=111703729921054&w=2), which used
command line CVS in conjunction with Putty to directly access CVS from Win XP,
without the need for CYGWIN.
My qu
> From: Paul Goepfert [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> I am creating a WAR task in my build.xml file. How do I move two
> configuration xml files that are not my web.xml file to my war file? I
> would like to have these files in a dir called conf within the WEB-INF
> file.
I'm no expert, but here
Hi all,
I am creating a WAR task in my build.xml file. How do I move two
configuration xml files that are not my web.xml file to my war file? I
would like to have these files in a dir called conf within the WEB-INF file.
-Paul
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I have a fairly large ant project I'm trying to move from ant 1.5.4 to
1.6.5. The current build (1.5.4) does an exec of the UNIX "scp" and
"ssh" commands to deploy the built products to the numerous environments
I support.
As part of moving to ant 1.6.5, I want to use the ant "scp" and
"sshexe
Ah, Peter, that was it--thanks. I changed my Javascript code to this:
// get ahold of the "war" task in the "buildWar" target
var buildWarTasks = buildWar.getTasks();
var warTask = null;
for (var i = 0; i < buildWarTasks.length; ++i) {
var aTask = buil
I do not have time to look into this too much. However
the "unknownelement" is due to a difference in timing
of converting of xml classes to java tasks from ant 1.5 to ant 1.6.
Look at:
http://ant.apache.org/faq.html#unknownelement.taskcontainer
Your code does something similar:
for (var
Dominique Devienne wrote:
i just defined a project property to use within mappers and that
works well.
Do you mind describing your solution in more details, to help those
who search the mailing list archive?
BTW, did you try \${file.separator}?
That wouldn't work on my linux box ri
indeed that's what i have done and it works.It seems that i sent the help
message too quickly:) thanks for your quick response:)
have a nice day all ant users!
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