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Another technique is
Could be helpful. But it has the drawbacks of like new
namespace
Jan
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Cant find the thread, but we had a discussion about that on the dev list.
Background is that most of Ant will support s as a more abstract type
than or . Many tasks do that already in HEAD.
While thinking about that, what about the buildfile itself? E.g.
could be an UrlResource, FileResource,
On 24 feb 2006, at 00.00, JG wrote:
Hi,
I am writing an ANT config script that is to be used on multiple
platforms
(Windows XP, Mac, Fedora) and I have a target that I want to run a
certain
way for Windows XP and another way for other OS's.
Is there a way to make a target run only for a
Hello,
here are some hints.
1) You can use os.name property to find the OS you are
running on.
2) If you want to execute a native OS command only on
the OS that supports it you can use task with
os attribute. See [1] for more details.
3) If you want to run different targets depending on
the os yo
Hi,
I am writing an ANT config script that is to be used on multiple platforms
(Windows XP, Mac, Fedora) and I have a target that I want to run a certain
way for Windows XP and another way for other OS's.
Is there a way to make a target run only for a given OS?
thanks,
joe
Vladimir Egorov wrote:
Stefan, thanks for your reply. Yes, printing the build file makes things
clear for an isolated run. But if you want to compare runs across
various systems, you need a fully-qualified test name that does not
depend on the system. The absolute path to build file depends on t
Stefan, thanks for your reply. Yes, printing the build file makes things
clear for an isolated run. But if you want to compare runs across
various systems, you need a fully-qualified test name that does not
depend on the system. The absolute path to build file depends on the
system.
In JUnit, the
Hello,
I have a situation where a I would like to package a build file in a jar
file and then run ANT using this build file. Is there any way I can do
this without extracting the build file from the jar file first?
Basically I am working in an arbitrary environment that uses a plugin
architectur
I dont want to give the hint with the search engine ...
but you could find
http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=ant-user&m=114018171328198&w=2
Jan
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You are telling the compile command to only include the **/*.xml files
it probably should be **/*.java
ar wrote:
> Hi all,
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> I'd like to give to provide to my java task a list of file names. I don't
> know how to do.
> I tried:
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Jon Skeet wrote:
On Tue, 21 Feb 2006, Marian Petras <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I would like to know about the current status of Ant's support for
JUnit 4.
The junit task currently only supports JUnit 3 style tests,
this means you must wrap your JUnit 4 tests in a
JUnit4TestAdapter in order to
Stefan Bodewig wrote:
On Wed, 22 Feb 2006, Joe Schmetzer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Wed, 22 February, 2006 11:59 am, Steve Loughran wrote:
Having looked at the junit4, I dont see the point in the annotated
design.
by backing away from having a base class, they have to jump through
lots of h
Hi all,
I'd like to give to provide to my java task a list of file names. I don't
know how to do.
I tried:
... but it doesn't work.
The java command I want to get is
On 2/23/06, Jon Skeet <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> I would suggest a completely new task (or tasks) and that the jar file
> is *not* supplied with stock Ant.
> That way we could get round the nasty problem we've currently got of
> requiring JUnit's jar file to be in the lib directory to get
> On Tue, 21 Feb 2006, Marian Petras <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> > I would like to know about the current status of Ant's support for
> > JUnit 4.
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> The junit task currently only supports JUnit 3 style tests,
> this means you must wrap your JUnit 4 tests in a
> JUnit4TestAdapter in order
Stefan Bodewig wrote:
On Tue, 21 Feb 2006, Marian Petras <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I would like to know about the current status of Ant's support for
JUnit 4.
The junit task currently only supports JUnit 3 style tests, this means
you must wrap your JUnit 4 tests in a JUnit4TestAdapter in ord
Thnx I used
And want to retrieve the value entered I am using Eclipse but before I can
enter any value through console
It displays message.
Like. Failed to read input from Console.
Do I need to write anything else before I close input task
Like sleep or something...?
And if you want a nicer GUI than , you can use antform:
http://antforms.sourceforge.net/
Patrick M.
On 2/23/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >If I want to give conditions like a user i/p which
> >decides whther my application is to be deployed in Tomcat or Weblogic
>
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