Hi,
Just go through this link, it will tells all about deployment using
wldeploy.
http://e-docs.bea.com/wls/docs90/programming/wldeploy.html#1000477
I have use this undeploy and deploy target mentioned in above link.
Currently i am running five different servers on d
I don't know what it will do to the line breaks, but you could maybe run a
reverse native2ascii on the output file to "unescape" it.
JEC
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Steve Loughran <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote o
Rebhan, Gilbert wrote:
addition
if i use =
all works fine with linefeeds and umlauts,
but i need it as "normal" propertyfile
Ant uses the java APIs to export a "normal" property file, meaning one
that is legal according to the java properties spec. The escaping and
line breaks are part o
IMHO, procedural tasks do not belong in Ant. Ant is a rules driven system.
Yes, I have used the procedural tasks from Ant Contrib and yes, I think they
are useful. But, they don't belong in Ant core. I always try to implement
the Ant file in pure Ant first, and, only as a last resort do I use the
thanks that helped allot
Darin Swanson wrote:
See Eclipse bug 34466 comment #7 or see the Eclipse Readme the Platform -
Ant section
or the Eclipse help:
http://help.eclipse.org/help31/index.jsp
?topic=/org.eclipse.platform.doc.isv/guide/ant_contributing_task.htm
"Important rules..." section
I am not loading the resources directly, that happens as a
side effect of GenDDL using a class from one of these other jars.
The full details are like this. Lets say GenDDL.class is in
GenDDL.jar, and GenDDL.class calls a class Context.class which is
in Context.jar, and that same jar contains a te
Only a guess, but it looks like the class files for each of the compile
targets go in the same directory. Javac will use that directory to resolve
class files it needs as well as the classpath.
HTH Bill
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From: Barak Yaish [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, Decem
PropertiesFactory is going through some refactoring to support i18n and
to allow for a more database/persistence layer driven forms and labels
(Hibernate migration). Basically its does 3 things
a) On first load, it talks to a singleton class that gets initialize at
startup and reads in all config
addition
if i use =
all works fine with linefeeds and umlauts,
but i need it as "normal" propertyfile
Regards, Gilbert
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From: Rebhan, Gilbert [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, December 29, 2005 5:16 PM
To: user@ant.apache.org
Subject: echoproperties and um
On Wed, 28 Dec 2005, Steven Anderson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> If I specify the property on the command-line (in Windows XP), or
> via a UTF-8 encoded property file, the characters are not longer
> UTF-8 (I think they have been turned into ASCII characters).
Probably because the Java VM assume
On Thu, 29 Dec 2005, Elijah Baley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> check that file "a/b/c/foo.x" is uptodate when compared with
> file "a/b/c/foo.y" for EACH file/sub-folder - in other words,
> assume that source and target folders have same structure
> (sub-folders, files, etc.) - exc
Hi,
i'm dumping a xmlproperty file to a file =
Problems =
1.
the xmlproperty file contains a multilineproperty
that contains german umlauts (ä,ü,ö and ß)
Now the textfile contains, i.e
\u00DF instead of ß
\u00FC instead of ü
and so on
2.
the linefeeds of the multilineproperty appear as
I'm not using loadproperties, I'm loading the properties file from the
commandline (ant -propertyfile ja_build.properties).
Steve
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From: James Fuller [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, December 29, 2005 4:09 AM
To: Ant Users List
Subject: Re: UTF-8 text i
On Wed, 28 Dec 2005, Gunnar Sigurdsson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The GenDDL class depends on other jar files that are in the same
> "lib" directory. When the "ddl" target is executed, ant finds the
> GenDDL class and executes it, but it does not find resources in the
> other jar files.
How
Hi - I suspect I ask something rather simple, but I am looking to use the
UPTODATE task to check files in 2 directories as follows:
check that file "a/b/c/foo.x" is uptodate when compared with file
"a/b/c/foo.y" for EACH file/sub-folder - in other words, assume that source
and target f
Hi,
I've a javac target which behave strange. It seems compiling successfully code
modules, which contains imports statements to files not found in the classpath.
Here are some snippets:
Steve Loughran wrote:
Frederic Chalons wrote:
Hi,
My problem involved the attribute jvmarg set to a property which
value is ""...
Using Ant 1.6.4, I am using the java task to launch various process:
//
//
//
//
//
Hi Form
To be more specific about the Argument.
>>It depends on the nature of your deployment problem.
The nature of the hindrance is applying patches/rollback version's of
bulk is time consuming.
So have to automise the task of applying patches/rollback version's.
and can be a
Frederic Chalons wrote:
Hi,
My problem involved the attribute jvmarg set to a property which value
is ""...
Using Ant 1.6.4, I am using the java task to launch various process:
//
//
//
//
//
//
For each class
Hi,
My problem involved the attribute jvmarg set to a property which value
is ""...
Using Ant 1.6.4, I am using the java task to launch various process:
//
//
//
//
//
//
For each class the properties (arg1, ar
Steven Anderson wrote:
>I'm trying to pass a string of UTF-8 (Japanese) characters via a
>property to an xslt task in ant.
>
>If I set the property in the buildfile, with encoding="UTF-8",
>everything works fine. If I specify the property on the command-line
>(in Windows XP), or via a UTF-8 enc
Hi,
Thanks to Srikrishna. As you suggest the wldeploy task.
This wldeploy task works fine. There I have to just specify the
location of ear and adminurl.
Bedre
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