Re: Adding jar files to already existing war files

u can updated only if set u set update attribute set true ,otherwise rewrite ant code.. - Original Message - From: "Kaur, Jasneet" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: Sent: Wednesday, March 22, 2006 12:03 PM Subject: Adding jar files to already existing war files Hi, I want to add jar files to a

RE: Adding jar files to already existing war files

No actually it's a daily task (part of a build process) So need to do it every time a build is made Could you please elaborate on war task's update attribute??? Thanks ! Best regards, Jasneet. -Original Message- From: Res Pons [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, 22 March 200

RE: Adding jar files to already existing war files

If this is a one time deal, rather than resorting to Ant tasks, use JDK's/bin/jar utility or command to accomplish this. Otherwise, if this is to be done every time through your ant file, then you have to use the war task's 'update' attribute to accomplish this. Original Message Follows--

Adding jar files to already existing war files

Hi, I want to add jar files to an existing war file ensuring there is no change in the menifest file Anyhelp is highly appreciated Thanks in anticipation Regards Jasneet. - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional

RE: help with exclude patterns

http://ant.apache.org/manual/dirtasks.html The 'Patterns' section tells you what you are looking for. -- Srivathsan -Original Message- From: murthy gandikota [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, March 20, 2006 2:46 PM To: user@ant.apache.org Subject: help with exclude patterns

how to integrate ant and java program

I want to call java program from ant which I can do properly but how can I retrieve and String variable from that program can you suggest Suppose I want to set a value to variable through java program and I want to use the same variable in ant script How can I do that?

Re: Getting relative pathes in a for loop

Hello, In your case you can use to get the name of the file. For more sophisticated operations on paths you may find useful with nested . Regards Ivan --- ar81 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi all, > > When I write the following loop, I get absolute file > pathes. > > > >

Getting relative pathes in a for loop

Hi all, When I write the following loop, I get absolute file pathes. C:\Temp\dir1\file1.xml C:\Temp\dir1\file2.xml C:\Temp\dir1\file3.xml where work.dir=C:\Temp\dir1 I'd like to get : file1.xml file2.xml file3.xml

How can I control JVM heap size in ?

Hello, The task seems to spawn a new JVM: [javacc] Executing 'D:\CSDev\SharedLibs\jdk1.5.0_06\jre\bin\java.exe' with arguments: [javacc] '-Dinstall.root=D:\CSDev\SharedLibs\javacc\4.0\bin\lib' [javacc] '-classpath' [javacc] 'D:\CSDev\SharedLibs\javacc\4.0\bin\lib\javacc.jar;D:\CSDev\

Dependset not being able to use file names generated by filelist and pathconvert

Sorry for the long append. In order to avoid listing file names multiple times I create a list of file names using a property and use filelist and pathconvert to create new lists. However, dependset does not seem to be able to use the result. Below is a modified copy of the relevant parts o

RE: help with exclude patterns

Please see my response below. bill/wilandra <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: dirtasks: http://ant.apache.org/manual/dirtasks.html fileset: http://ant.apache.org/manual/CoreTypes/fileset.html What is it you want to accomplish? Bill I want to know what the exclude pattern in my post accomplishes. I

Re: Starting Jboss server

Hi Eric, I am not sure if I understand what you mean. I haven't deployed a single war in jboss yet, it looks like you can just put them into the deploy folder, as archive or extracted. So far, I only used a ear which includes the ejbs and wars, redeploy works fine... Felix Am Tuesday, 21.

RE: Starting Jboss server

This email came at a good time as I am porting from Websphere to JBoss. Do you have an example of deploying a war? I currently delete the explode files prior to a new war deploy on Websphere 5.1 and then push out my new war. I would like to do the same on JBoss Thanks. -Original Message

Re: Starting Jboss server

Hi Harshal, you can start jboss in a Felix Am Monday, 2

Set up a path based on conditions?

Hi, I need to create a path containing elements which i) don't exist yet and ii) vary according to what properties are set. Ideally, I would do this: None of A, B, or C exist at the time I need to build the list, so as far as I can tell is not an option. However,

RE: Passing sysproperties from a file

Thanks for the replies, I solved this a while ago using, as mentioned, a combination of propertyset, loading property file with prefix and a glob mapper Not as clean as I would like, still think it might be nice to be able to have include all props in file.propert