I wrote an Ant task that needs to load some files (it's a source
generator that loads template files). I'd like to store those files
in the task's .jar file, but so far I've met with no success. I've
tried storing the files in various parts of the .jar:
templates/Class.tmpl
com/mycompany/to
On Wed, 04 Jan 2006, Elena S. Peterson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> So I checked to see what the value of java.home is and that's the
> part that's confusing me. Before any of the targets run it points
> to my jdk (which is what the JAVA_HOME environment variable points
> to). However as soon as
On Wed, 4 Jan 2006, shreedhar natarajan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> 1. Can a target in one project depend on target on another project ?
In a way, yes. You can import that other build file, or you cn use an
ant task as first task in your target that needs to depend on the
other build.
> 2. Is
Hi Elana,
Questions regarding JAVA_HOME should be posted to a java
newbie users list.Never the less I will help since I was using Eclipse ans had
the same problem a few years back.
You need to set your path to your J2SDK-j2sdk/bin directory in the auto
exec.bat file.Try
Hello all,
I've searched and searched through the archive and cannot find an answer
to this particular question. I have a simple build file with a javac
command. I get this message when it runs:
BUILD FAILED
C:\eclipse\workspace\PQuad\build.xml:131: Unable to find a javac
compiler;
com.sun.tool
> -Original Message-
> From: shreedhar natarajan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
>
>
> The above call builds all sub-builds in current directory. I
> need to handle nested directories(not only the first level
> but also subsequent levels).
This requires a higher level applic
Hello,
I think that the problem is not that you have set
CVSROOT variable.
This exception below makes me think that you are stuck
upon in an Windows problem.
> :\cvssource\cc-buildcvsroot.xml:5: Unable to delete
> directory
> C:\cvssource\jinx
When a directory is open by some process (as in
Win
The following works initially
But after defining CVSROOT , it I am getting the below mentioned
exception.
My system variable contains.
":ext:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/cvsroot"
After removing CVSROOT, I thought it would work but still same
except
Hi all,
I have couple of questions -
1. Can a target in one project depend on target on another project ?
2. Is there any order in which the sub build is invoked when subant is called ?
For eg. if i invoke
And I have 3 sub directories A,B and C. Which build.xml will be invoked first
Hello,
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Change to directory to what? For the sake of
discussion let me call that directory new_dir. Ant has
no cd task. Instead you do this:
Regards
Ivan
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I would like to change directory levels . how to do this ?
No cd necessary. Use the absolute or relative path like this:
And if you're using the path in other places, you probably want to make
it a property.
-- Scott
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>> = Scott Sauyet <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> = Benjamin Burgess <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>> Can anyone suggest a way of combining the information from one file
>> with the results of an that doesn't involve a
>> temporary file. I'm doing it now using one, but that grates on me,
>> and I feel there must b
I would like to change directory levels . how to do this ?
cd
Using Ant-Contrib (not recommended unless necessary) you can do it like
this:
James Fuller wrote:
Karthik wrote:
Hi For
But every targets have to be run
seperately for every deployment / roll back process for 1..n servers.
Hello Karthik,
I think one of the problems people encounter often when designing a
build/deploy system is trying to write the entire
scri
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