Hello Andrew,
I think that ant-contrib ( a related project which can be used as an
extension of ant) has good tasks for that.
Regards,
Antoine
Andrew Goodnough wrote:
> I've got a property with the value
> "http://subversion/svn/ccap/BBE/branches/02_4X/BBEApp";. This
> property will change bas
I've got a property with the value
"http://subversion/svn/ccap/BBE/branches/02_4X/BBEApp";. This
property will change based on context. I want to create a new property
from this other property that contains the value "02_4X". I'm looking
for a feature in the task that can accept a (like
the t
On Thursday April 20, 2006 13:23, "Peter Reilly"
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> Using CLASSPATH will not work as the
> ant bash and cmd script messes around with
> the CLASSPATH, the classpath given
> to java for ant is "LOCALCLASSPATH" which
> is set by the script.
Of course, my mistake. Peter is
Using CLASSPATH will not work as the
ant bash and cmd script messes around with
the CLASSPATH, the classpath given
to java for ant is "LOCALCLASSPATH" which
is set by the script.
Peter
On 4/20/06, Robert Clark <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> On Tuesday April 18, 2006 17:20, Marcel Ruff
> <[EMAIL
What's the task for controlling X10 devices (via Fire Cracker)?
Regards,
Roman
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On Tuesday April 18, 2006 17:20, Marcel Ruff
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> The java.util.logging.LogManager.java uses following code:
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> Class clz = ClassLoader.getSystemClassLoader().loadClass(word);
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> It seems the system class loader does not find my XbNotifyHandler
> class even that
Hi
We use the below approach, using that comes with the
cenquatasks-1.3.8.jar. It fixed it for me while I had exactly your problem.
Define your own lib.dir for this.
RG>I have a task that depend on a .jar. Is there a way to point
RG>the ant to the .jar in question from within build file? I.e.
RG>kind of set -lib from the script?
Jan> Providing that inside the classpath of ?
Doesn't work, it complains that it "could not create task junit!", but
if I run ant
On 20/04/06, shree vinayakh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> hi,
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> file using eclipse or from command line. but executing it from my java
> program is the only problem.
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