Hi,
when dealing with properties within a for loop, you
have to keep in mind, that properties are immutable,
so you have to use variable properties,
f.e. =
Filepath === @{file}
Filename === ${filename}
if you delete the line
the property ${filename} is set in the f
Hi Petar,
Do you mean that omitting the output attribute of the java task is
equivalent to setting it to "console"?
Indeed, I want to take advantage of Ant properties being immutable.
However, I did not know the value to use to get default behavior when the
user does not set any.
I am going to t
Hello all,
I am not sure if I can explain this correctly, so I will show you the target
text and then explain the problem
You might try checking exactly which java version you are using. I
think some releases have memory leaks.
On 14 mar 2006, at 17.45, Mike Miller wrote:
I am trying to resolve an OutOfMemoryError within our build
process. We have a work-around but would really like to be able to
run our ‘sta
Could someone provide me a pointer on this ? Thanks. I can get
checkstyle and junit working just fine by putting their jar files in
ANT_HOME/lib but I don't want to do that and that is when my problems
come.
I want to use junit, and checkstyle with Ant (1.6.5) but I don't want to
put my junit.jar
Thanks, I think I've come that conclusion too. I've been searching the XDoclet
documentation and it doesn't appear that they support a fork parameter. I
guess I will try posting this same issue on their mailing list and ask if
someone has a way to fork the ejbdoclet task.
-Original Messa
> Have set ANT_OPTS=-Xmx1024m and our compile tasks use fork="true".
You've covered the usual "fixes", so I'm not sure what else you could
do beside somehow "forking" ejbdoclet. To do that, you'd need to be
able to replicate what the task does with a , which
might not be trivial.
Maybe someone el
Any word on the current release schedule? I've seen references to Ant
1.7 (including in the Javadoc), but haven't seen a solid release date.
I'm eager to use the Subversion tasks (particular SvnTagDiff) against a
released version of Ant. Unfortunately svn_antlib depends on changes in
the CvsUser
I am trying to resolve an OutOfMemoryError within our build process. We have a
work-around but would really like to be able to run our ‘standard’ targets to
get everything built. We have a 3 layer file structure for components, modules
then submodules. Our compile target is compile.all.all wh
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Ah, I was fooled by the package name indeed. Thanks for
spotting that Jan. I'm not sure there's a process for that,
but shouldn't the batik folks be warned not to use (usurp)
Ant's package names? --DD
Changing the package name is difficult for BWC reasons, but a hint
>Ah, I was fooled by the package name indeed. Thanks for
>spotting that Jan. I'm not sure there's a process for that,
>but shouldn't the batik folks be warned not to use (usurp)
>Ant's package names? --DD
Changing the package name is difficult for BWC reasons, but a hint would
be helpful.
I won
Dominique Devienne wrote:
The classname you provided sounds like one of Ant's, because Ant uses
org.apache.tools.ant as
main package. But the default file for taskdefs [1] does not list that
class. And there is no such class in the repo [2].
Ah, I was fooled by the package name indeed. Thanks f
> The classname you provided sounds like one of Ant's, because Ant uses
> org.apache.tools.ant as
> main package. But the default file for taskdefs [1] does not list that
> class. And there is no such class in the repo [2].
Ah, I was fooled by the package name indeed. Thanks for spotting that
Jan.
On 09/03/06, Frederic CHALONS <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I would like to use a property to set the ouput of the java task.
> However when the user did not set that property I want to set it to a value
> corresponding to the console.
> (same behaviour when no "output" attribute is given).
Maybe a problem with the batik task. You could try contacting their mailing
list ... or live with ;-)
Jan
>-Ursprüngliche Nachricht-
>Von: François [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Gesendet: Dienstag, 14. März 2006 09:54
>An: 'Ant Users List'
>Betreff: RE: taskdef, class not found
>
>Thanks
Thanks,
I did follow the directives in [3], but it lead to multiple failures.
Went with a java task with all args necessary, using the rasterizer jar, and
all went fine.
F.
-Message d'origine-
De : [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Envoyé : 14 mars 2006 03:48
À : user@ant.ap
The classname you provided sounds like one of Ant's, because Ant uses
org.apache.tools.ant as
main package. But the default file for taskdefs [1] does not list that
class. And there is no such
class in the repo [2].
So this class is to be declared as other external tasks: taskdef or
xmlns (with all
Thanks for your answer.
You mean to say that the Batik task is an optional task? I did look in the
Ant documentation, but it was not listed in the op. tasks list.
I tried the CLASSPATH approach, but it lead to another failure (a
NullPointerException, which, for Java, is another way to say: "I do
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