AW: idiom to pass ant command line args to java task?

$0 refers to the first argument. Where is the end? Is $9 the last accessible argument or $10...? Then using that reference must be followed by a split character. ant -- one two eleven $10HelloWorld a) two0HelloWorld b) elevenHelloWorld Printing out multiple arguments with $

Re: idiom to pass ant command line args to java task?

> If you search the archives you may find more info. > Dominique Devienne (of the Ant PMC) had either (a) a > proposal for, or (b) a version of, Ant, that did this > using imaginary properties ${0}, ${1}, etc. He will > probably have something to say here. :) ;-) Here it is: http://issues.apache

RE: ant not recognizing command line argument

At 04:23 PM 12/1/2005, you wrote: Attached is a little utility... nice program. thanks - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: idiom to pass ant command line args to java task?

At 03:17 PM 12/1/2005, you wrote: If you search the archives you may find more info. Dominique Devienne (of the Ant PMC) had either (a) a proposal for, or (b) a version of, Ant, that did this using imaginary properties ${0}, ${1}, etc. He will probably have something to say here. :) searching

Re: idiom to pass ant command line args to java task?

If you search the archives you may find more info. Dominique Devienne (of the Ant PMC) had either (a) a proposal for, or (b) a version of, Ant, that did this using imaginary properties ${0}, ${1}, etc. He will probably have something to say here. :) HTH, Matt --- Ray Tayek <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

Re: idiom to pass ant command line args to java task?

Hello, you can have several options. 1) Provide the options as the value of one property like this: ant -Dmy.java.program.opts="-opt1 value1 -opt2 value2 -opt3 value3 ..." Then in your build script grab them like this: 2) you can provide the value of each options as a property: ant -Dopt1=

idiom to pass ant command line args to java task?

hi, i would like to say: ant run arg1 arg2 ... and have the run task grab the args and pass them to the task as does anyone have an idiom for doing this? or must i use environment variables or something else? thanks -

Re: removing file from jar

Hi, Check out this link http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/jar/ It should help you out. Cheers, Mark Jochen Wurster <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent by: [EMAIL PROTECTED] 12/01/2005 04:03 PM Please respond to "Ant Users List" To user@ant.apache.org cc Subject removing file from jar

Re: removing file from jar

Hello Jochen, with ant you can do something like Cheers, Antoine Jochen Wurster wrote: >Hi, > >is there a way to remove a file from an existing jar file? Other than using >WinZip ;-) > > >Bye > >Jochen > > > --

removing file from jar

Hi, is there a way to remove a file from an existing jar file? Other than using WinZip ;-) Bye Jochen - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Cross-platform portability problem for copy/filterset

All: A build file that I had developed under Windows started throwing a strange error when I tried to run it on a Linux box. The error is "failed to copy due to null" (not terribly informative). Has anyone seen this before? I saw the question asked on usenet before but no answer was given.

Re: how to (usably) include one JAR in another?

Tom Roche 11/30/2005 10:35:26 PM: How best to make the task include the JAR's classes, not the JAR itself? Jon Skeet Thu, 01 Dec 2005 08:50:03 GMT >>> Have you tried using ? Tom Roche 12/01/2005 10:57 AM >> > description="Build project.jar"> >> > jarfile="${build.result.fo

Re: ant not recognizing command line argument

I have taken ant bin path out of the path variable one moment ago, so it is not listed in the set output. Steve Loughran wrote: Safak Ökmen wrote: ANT_HOME was pointing to "D:\programme\ant". I'm sorry. I just don't know what's wrong. I have a command line utility fsum (FastSum) which I tri

Re: ant not recognizing command line argument

Microsoft Windows XP [Version 5.1.2600] (C) Copyright 1985-2001 Microsoft Corp. C:\WINDOWS\system32>ant Der Befehl "ant" ist entweder falsch geschrieben oder konnte nicht gefunden werden. C:\WINDOWS\system32>ant -version Der Befehl "ant" ist entweder falsch geschrieben oder konnte nicht gefunden

Re: ant not recognizing command line argument

Safak Ökmen wrote: ANT_HOME was pointing to "D:\programme\ant". I'm sorry. I just don't know what's wrong. I have a command line utility fsum (FastSum) which I tried with command line arguments (fsum something.zip something.zip.md5) and it works fine. I think that means cmd is recognizing com

Re: ant not recognizing command line argument

Also I wonder, why the eclipse ant plugin works fine. Matt Benson wrote: ANT_HOME is used by ant.bat . Which ant.bat is called is dependent upon your Windows system PATH. The very fact that you removed the ANT_HOME variable and received an error message after that makes your PATH settings sus

Re: ant not recognizing command line argument

If i understood you right, the following should not solve the problem. I removed ANT_HOME and added the complete path D:\programme\ant\bin to the Path variable. I checked it. It is the same problem. Matt Benson wrote: ANT_HOME is used by ant.bat . Which ant.bat is called is dependent upon you

Re: ant not recognizing command line argument

ANT_HOME is used by ant.bat . Which ant.bat is called is dependent upon your Windows system PATH. The very fact that you removed the ANT_HOME variable and received an error message after that makes your PATH settings suspect. I personally no longer use ANT_HOME; if you get your PATH set up corre

Re: ant not recognizing command line argument

ANT_HOME was pointing to "D:\programme\ant". I'm sorry. I just don't know what's wrong. I have a command line utility fsum (FastSum) which I tried with command line arguments (fsum something.zip something.zip.md5) and it works fine. I think that means cmd is recognizing command line argument.

Re: ant not recognizing command line argument

That proves that the Java classes in use are those below ANT_HOME, but it still doesn't prove which ant executable is ultimately calling the Java code. --- Safak Ökmen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I tried to identifiy the ant version running by > removing the ANT_HOME > variable. > __ >

Re: ant not recognizing command line argument

I tried to identifiy the ant version running by removing the ANT_HOME variable. __ D:\programme>ant Der Befehl "ant" ist entweder falsch geschrieben oder konnte nicht gefunden werden. D:\programme>cd ant D:\programme\ant>cd bin D:\programme\ant\bin>ant.bat -debug clean Buildfile: build

RE: ant not recognizing command line argument

Hi Safak, Could you see if you have the Ant.Home and JavaDir are set and the Java directory is in your Path. It sound like a environment variable/ Path problem. On the command line if you type "set" you should see a list of environment variable Best Regards Afshin Bozorgzadeh When you seek it,

Re: ant not recognizing command line argument

Apparently, ant doesn't care of whatever you put in the commande line. Just a stupid idea: try specifying the extension for the ant script (ant.bat or ant.cmd) ant.bat -debug clean or ant.cmd -debug clean Safak Ökmen wrote: Hi! It is really strange. -debug doesn't work either. Look at thi

Re: ant not recognizing command line argument

--- Safak Ökmen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi Matt, > > here is the output: > > __ > > D:\programme\ant\bin>D:\programme\ant\bin\ant.bat > clean > Buildfile: build.xml > > one: > > BUILD SUCCESSFUL > Total time: 0 seconds > D:\programme\ant\bin> > > ___ > > > Is it po

Re: ant not recognizing command line argument

Hi Matt, here is the output: __ D:\programme\ant\bin>D:\programme\ant\bin\ant.bat clean Buildfile: build.xml one: BUILD SUCCESSFUL Total time: 0 seconds D:\programme\ant\bin> ___ Is it possibly interacting with the exlipse plugin ant? Safak. Matt Benson wrote: Are yo

RE: ant not recognizing command line argument

Here is the debug output from a test run on XP Pro 2002 for the sample build file you sent. C:\TEMP>ant -d clean Apache Ant version 1.6.5 compiled on June 2 2005 Buildfile: build.xml Adding reference: ant.PropertyHelper Detected Java version: 1.4 in: C:\j2sdk1.4.1_05\jre Detected OS: Windows XP Ad

Re: ant not recognizing command line argument

Are you the first owner of this box? I would thoroughly investigate the possibility that the ant you installed is not the ant that is being called. Try using full paths when you run ant for a quick check; i.e. D:\programme\ant\bin\ant.bat HTH, Matt --- Safak Ökmen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote

Re: how to (usably) include one JAR in another?

--- Thomas L Roche <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: [SNIP] > I tried it, but it just copies: > >description="Build project.jar"> >jarfile="${build.result.folder}/project.jar"> > > > > > > > > value="foo.bar.project"/> > > > > Firs

Re: ant not recognizing command line argument

Here is another sample: __ D:\programme\ant\bin>ant -debug clean Buildfile: build.xml one: BUILD SUCCESSFUL Total time: 1 second D:\programme\ant\bin>vim build.xml D:\programme\ant\bin>ant -debug Buildfile: build.xml one: BUILD SUCCESSFUL Total time: 0 seconds D:\programme\ant\bin>an

Re: ant not recognizing command line argument

Hi! It is really strange. -debug doesn't work either. Look at this: __ D:\programme\ant\bin>ant -debug clean Buildfile: build.xml one: BUILD SUCCESSFUL Total time: 1 second __ For this buildfile: __ ant doesn't recognize any command line argument.

Re: how to (usably) include one JAR in another?

Tom Roche 11/30/2005 10:35:26 PM: >> How to make include the *contents* of another JAR, rather >> than just that JAR file itself? >> I tried >> > description="Build project.jar"> >> > jarfile="${build.result.folder}/project.jar"> >> >> >> >> >> >>

install, list, reload and remove suddenly die

Hello, I got recently a very mysterious problem when using ant. Projects I was able to compile, install etc. in the past, now no longer want to be installed, reloaded, listed or removed, and it all happened after a restart of my tomcat server (I did not change any config file of that server i

RE: how to (usably) include one JAR in another?

> How to make include the *contents* of another JAR, > rather than just that JAR file itself? What I mean: Have you tried using ? I haven't used it myself, but given the documentation, it looks like it's what you're after. Jon Clearswift monitors, controls and protects all its messaging traff