I tried it out and it worked with added basedir (removed dest from the
includes line):
Try adding -v to your ant command to get more details about what it is doing.
part of the verbose output I got:
packAWT:
[copy] C:\tools\code\antstuff\updatejar\src\applet.jar omitted as
On Sat, 03 Sep 2005 14:28:00 +0200, Mark Wiehland wrote:
>> ${distdir} = "./build/dist"
>> ${imagedir}= "./resources/img", with a file "testimg.png" inside.
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>Ant will create the folder then. Still, I think this is not the way it
>should be...shouldn't I be able to just copy a dir
I finally had time to put a basic kit together for some ant stuff I¹ve been
using for a year or more. Inside is an ant task to grab a file via the href
in some of the JNLP file tags and update the sizes automatically, and then
some loggers, most interestingly an RSS logger, a Jabber logger and a
L
Thanks a lot, I finally found it :)
Works great
De: Matt Benson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> --- Nicolas Vervelle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> wrote:
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> > I want to compare two files (see if they have the
> > same contents,
> > timestamp can be different) and then if they differ
> > I want to copy an
> > o
Mark Wiehland wrote:
> Here is my xml code:
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> where
> ${distdir} = "./build/dist"
> ${imagedir}= "./resources/img", with a file "testimg.png" inside.
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> But Ant just copies "testimg.png" to ./build/dist, not the directory
> "img". I guess I could just create the directory,
Hello all,
I don't get what I do wrong. The manual says:
Copy a directory to another directory
Here is my xml code:
where
${distdir} = "./build/dist"
${imagedir}= "./resources/img", with a file "testimg.png" inside.
But Ant just copies "testimg.png" to ./build/dist, not
Hi.
I've searched for a solution on this list, faq and google.
It's probably very simple. I am a beginner with ant.
I want to compile some files that are part of a webapp.
So they need the servlet-api.jar file.
When I run ant with the following build.xml file it can't find the
javax.servlet.* cl
