Hi,
Dale, in your example below =
Property Prop2 is already set, so if you're
able to write =
does it mean, that the StringUtil task has a builtin
propertycopy feature, as properties are immutable
normally ?
Regards, Gilbert
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From: Dale Anson [mailto:[EMAIL PROT
Jeff, I feel sorry for my mistake,
--- the things at my end are like what is the equivlent of make's strip
function in Ant and the like --- working on an urgent release --- which makes
me to write to this list.
Any information on a manual with combined stuff on make and ant will be more
help
At JGuru was a thread on the same topic -
"Sample multi-project build files utilising Ant 1.6 features?" [1].
And I posted a link [2] to the user list, where are links and a description
of the Jakarta Commons.
Jan
[1] http://www.jguru.com/forums/view.jsp?EID=1269943
[2] http://marc.theaimsgroup
You might want to give this a read:
http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html
On the Ant mailing lists it's generally considered bad form to reply
directly; please confine your responses to the list.
In any case I have no such examples, and even if I did I could not provide
them, as t
I'm compiling with outtype=executable and multithreaded=true. It's
generating the compiler argument /MD, which is for dll's, not .exe's.
Is this a bug? Or is there someway to get it to do the right thing?
For completeness, here's the xml:
And he
Well, I found the problem.
-Original Message-
From: Marcus Zafarano
Sent: Wednesday, November 02, 2005 7:14 AM
To: user@ant.apache.org
Subject: ssh issue with ant
Hi,
I am trying to ssh to another system as one user say scm and run as
another user dssjava on another and I get t
Thanks to all answers! It works fine now ;)
Remo
> -Original Message-
> From: Rebhan, Gilbert [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Mittwoch, 2. November 2005 14:39
> To: Ant Users List
> Subject: RE: Substring
>
>
> Hi,
>
> ok i played a bit with PropertyRegex and it's much easie
Hi Jan,
The project structure you describe sounds very similar to what I have been
thinking of. My problem is finding an open source project with this
structure and which has Ant 1.6 build files (or a kindly sole who has done
something similar on a commercial project and is willing to share th
Hi Ron,
I have searched through the Apache projects, but none of them seem to do
anything like I am trying to do with Ant (i.e. project containing multiple
WAR and JAR modules awith common build file which the individual module's
build files import and override, plus a master build file that r
You can also use the StringUtil task from Antelope. Then you could do
something like:
${Prop1}${Prop2}
will print out
/my/folder/my other folder/
Or
${Prop3}
will print out the same.
See http://antelope.tigris.org.
Dale
Rebhan, Gilbert wrote:
Hi,
the only alte
I'll assume it can't be done.
for those interested in a hack workaround, I use ant's replace string to
remove the xmlns links before XSLT and add them back after XSLT.
Douglas Hubler wrote:
Anyone know how to specify local schema files in style tasks?
style task lets you use xmlcatalog to
Hi,
I am trying to ssh to another system as one user say scm and run as
another user dssjava on another and I get this error (Linux).
I do source the .bashrc when I ssh over but I still get this problem. I
have checked all it suggests, but still no go.
I do it manually ssh [EMAIL P
Hi,
ok i played a bit with PropertyRegex and it's much easier
as i thought, no writing of a new file required as with
filterchains and no complex regular expression needed.
So, if you still need it =
$${bla} is ${bla}
Gilbert
-Original Message-
From: Remo
Hi Lawrie,
having the Jakarta Commons in mind I would think about
- one project (svn+Ant) per jar/war
build.xml: import common/common.xml
- one project per ear
build.xml: import common/common.xml
svn:external-->jar/war
- one project for common files
I´m not the svn-guru, so I stress to "thi
Did you look at the Apache projects?
Many of them are using Maven which may be closer to what you want.
What about Ant itself?
Ron
Lawrie Gallardo wrote:
Hi,
I need to put together Ant 1.6 build files for a project which will
have an EAR module and several WAR and JAR modules. I ideally want
That bug (28046) was for the current working directory.
So to see it you would have to launch ant from that
directory.
Are you sure that you are not using the contents
of lib as a classpath for something? I think that
ant keeps the classpaths in a cache, and if
this is the case, the jar files will
"Lawrie Gallardo" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Hi,
>
> I need to put together Ant 1.6 build files for a project which will have an
> EAR
> module and several WAR and JAR modules. I ideally want to make good use of Ant
> 1.6 features such as import, macrodef and subant tasks to produce a common
>
Hi Remo,
* first I would think about if it´s really needs modification. Do the build
work? That´s the main point here.
* second I would think if you _really_ need the slashes in the property. You
could also write a ${prop1}/${prop2}
somewhere else.
* then you could define a 3rd property using
Hi,
the only alternative i know of would be using
the PropertyRegex task from antcontrib.
My suggestion is the most easiest.
Would be nice if you could just write it like =
in core ant, but the property task doesn't support
the nested filte
Hi,
I need to put together Ant 1.6 build files for a project which will have an
EAR module and several WAR and JAR modules. I ideally want to make good use
of Ant 1.6 features such as import, macrodef and subant tasks to produce a
common build file (which each individual module's build file ca
You can try (or something like that).
I think it's part of ant-contrib.
Remo Liechti wrote:
Hi Gil
Is there no easy way to do it? :/ It's a bit overhead to write files for
this, isn't it ;)
If there is no other possibility I'll do it this way...
Thanks anyway,
Remo
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Hi Roland
Thanks for this. I need to remove this slash cause my boss told me so.
Because it looks ugly...
The pathconvert works fine, thank you!
Remo
> -Original Message-
> From: Roland Asmann [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Mittwoch, 2. November 2005 09:47
> To: user@ant.apache.org
Hi Remo,
Why do you want to remove the slash anyway? Any doesn't mind, and your paths
will be reachable anyway... Sure, it doesn't look nice in the putput, but it
works
And, if it is a path, maybe you could try using 'pathconvert'.
And then you can use the property 'combinedPath
Hi Gil
Is there no easy way to do it? :/ It's a bit overhead to write files for
this, isn't it ;)
If there is no other possibility I'll do it this way...
Thanks anyway,
Remo
> -Original Message-
> From: Rebhan, Gilbert [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Mittwoch, 2. November 2005 09:31
Hi,
echo ${Prop1}${Prop2} to yourfile.txt
then use a filterchain when loading
the contents of that file in a new property =
${bla}
gives you >>> /my/folder/my other folder/
Gilbert
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From: Remo Liechti [mailto:
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