Hello,
you need to have the third-party libraries in order to
successfully build the jars like ant-commons.net that
contains optional tasks. You can find the library
dependencies information at[1].
HTH
Ivan
[1]http://ant.apache.org/manual/install.html#librarydependencies
--- KrustyDerClown <[EM
Hello,
i run in a problem, when i try to build ANT from CVS this night.
I make a complete checkout and the start the build with:
build install-lite
No problems until then.
The problem is that are many JAR's like ant-commons-net.jar with a size of 1KB.
Thats not really ok i think.
Can i do an
Hi People,
I have been trying to an ant build script that deploys an
application to weblogic serveer.However I have been getting an error which
states that the log4j system has not been initalized properly.How do I do that
? I set path to log4j in my classpath.but that does no
On Wed, 20 Jul 2005 17:29:07 +0200, Schulpen, D.P.H. wrote:
>I've been fooling around with this, but it doesn't seem to be able to solve
my problem. SortList only seems able to do an ascending lexical sort, which
means that the most recent build (the one with the 'highest' build number
string)
I'm not sure what you mean with the example. It looks a bit like what I read
about the J2ME support, but I don't directly recognize it as something
supported for J2SE (or Java SE, whatever you prefer). Is it something from 3.x?
> -Original Message-
> From: Nir Geier [mailto:[EMAIL PROTE
the major differences between Eclipse and Net beans is that net Beans generate
the
build automatically while eclipse doesn't, Net beans allow you to write code
for several cases and using the ant build its generate the appropriate class.
ex:
# if some param exist
code based upon param1
# if
I've been fooling around with this, but it doesn't seem to be able to solve my
problem. SortList only seems able to do an ascending lexical sort, which means
that the most recent build (the one with the 'highest' build number string)
appears at the end of the sorted list. Therefore, I don't know
> I'd love to find a good article with the subject being "the
> best way to use Ant in your Eclipse project".
>
> As far as I know there isn't any article with this title.
> Eclipse is the most power tool for ant users.
> I might be wrong here but as far as I know Eclipse is the
> only tool wit
Thanks for the help Nir.
So are you saying that I'm better off just letting Eclipse handle the
compiling of my code and using Ant for all the other stuff (clean, war,
jar, etc)?
erik
--- Nir Geier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hi there.
>
> Eclipse build [output] dir and ant dir make no diff
Hi there.
Eclipse build [output] dir and ant dir make no difference.
unless you have relation between the 2.
ex.
if you don't use ant to compile the classes and take the compiled one
form eclipse you should set
both to the same location - since ant needs the complied class
I have been using Ant to build my projects for a number of years but am
fairly new to Eclipse. I have a couple of questions about how to best
use Ant while developing a project in Eclipse.
Should I be setting my output dir in my Eclipse project properties to
the same thing I set as my destdir in
You may want to look at the task (part of
the ant-contrib project).
If you are happy with sorting the files based upon the
name you can try the following (it is what we do):
Have fun...
--- "S
You are heading in the right direction.
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, July 20, 2005 9:15 AM
To: user@ant.apache.org
Subject: RE: usage of exec
Thanks Brain, I have figured out the things something like this
Build.xml
-
I'm trying to write a script to automate certain parts of unzipping the most
recent build archive of an application (in this case NetBeans) in a certain
location.
However, I can't figure out a way to determine the most recent file. I thought
about uptodate. Unfortunately, I have no idea how to
Thanks Brain, I have figured out the things something like this
Build.xml
-
.
.
.
and things has started working out, but its in a very early stage so I
will be posting the doubts frequently
Thanks
Pritesh
-Original Message-
From: Dick, Brian E.
To run batch files you need to specify the dos shell for the executable
attribute and specify the batch file as an argument. Something like the
following.
Although, I prefer to re-implement batch files as a macrodefs and use
pure ant tasks as much as possible. If your executables are av
Some more details...
The part of my build script that fails with a NoClassDefFoundError is a
defined as class (package.classA already compiled and in an
unchanging .jar) that requires a class (package.classB) just build by a
previous step.
The error message I get is :
java.lang.NoClassDefFound
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