Hi,
I have a master build file that imports in a projects build files and runs
the junit task - there are some default jvmargs that are being used but I
also wanted to allow the individual projects to set there own jvmargs in
their build file that I can then pull in and attach to the junit task in
What version of Eclipse are you using? There is a special input handler
that will open a graphical input window that ships with Eclipse 3.1M6 or
later. Previous versions will fail with this error, I think.
-Rob A
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On 24 February 2006 15:08, ar wrote:
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Thanks for your answer. It's true I'm missing a little the Goggle reflex.
Here's the complete solution to my problem.
Le Thu, 23 Feb 2006 15:22:09 +0100
On 24/02/06, Shweta Bodade <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> After I give the command in Eclipse I get this error message.
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> Buildfile: E:\workspace2\Hello\src\build.xml
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> select_target:
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> [input] Which server should receive the files? 1. Silo 2.
> Bongo(1,2)
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> BUILD FAILED: E:\work
After I give the command in Eclipse I get this error message.
Buildfile: E:\workspace2\Hello\src\build.xml
select_target:
[input] Which server should receive the files? 1. Silo 2.
Bongo(1,2)
BUILD FAILED: E:\workspace2\Hello\src\build.xml:9: Failed to read input
from Console.
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> So my problem is to
> get a space delimited list of file names and to add it to the list of
> arguments to my java command.
I had a case where I needed to run a Java program on a set of files. I used
the apply task for that, but I don't know if this matches your requirements
exactly. As far a
Le Thu, 23 Feb 2006 15:20:46 +0100, Mark Russell
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You are telling the compile command to only include the **/*.xml files
it probably should be **/*.java
No. It's well **/*.xml I want to give as argument. I don't use the "javac"
task (compile task) but the "java"