Thanks to all who replied. That's the answer I needed.
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From: Grant Lewis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Fri, 12 May 2006 21:01:35 -0400
To: Ant Users List
Subject: Re: Iterate over "filelist" with java task?
I gen
Hello-
I have the following build file and I'm not sure what I'm missing:
When I try to run this, I get an error saying:
build.xml:12: my-compiler doesn't denote a ProcessorDef
This is my first attempt to factor out the compiler types, so thank
I generally define macrodef under project but it's also legal under
target. Where you put the definition defines the scope of the macro. If
you so choose, you can define macros in a project by themselves and use
the import task to pull them into the current build file. Import and
macros are a power
You can place the and resulting task in a . For
example,
...
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> Subject: RE: Re: Iterate over
Once you define the macrodef...you can use it like any other target...
For instance - if you define a macrodef named foo, you can
use it like
This of course is dependent upon attributes (if you define them) and
default values...
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Thank you for your reply, but it
Thank you for your reply, but it answered a question I didn't ask. I want to
know what element can be the parent of a , not which elements a
can contain. Let me list some examples:
Is a a child of ?
Is a a child of ?
Is a the child of some other element?
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A macrodef can pretty much include any other ant task between its
sequential tag. Below is an example from the docs showing the macro
definition and a call to the macro. Pay close attention to the
tag and replace it with a tag named and you
get the general idea of a macro. When the macro is exec
Get the latest snapshot from source control and build the whole dist...
http://cvs.apache.org/snapshots/ant/
-Rob A
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> Sent: Friday, May 12, 2006 12:38 PM
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> Subject: RE: Are there ANT tasks for SF
Thanks, I am using 1.6.5. I'v checked the docs but there's something missing.
What is/are the parent element/s of the and the resulting task?
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From: Grant Lewis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Fri, 12 May 2006 15:35:37 -04
latest build of ant.jar ?
"Anderson, Rob (Global Trade)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
The scp task now supports sftp protocol. The changes have yet to be
released, but are checked in to svn. Get the latest nightly build and
see the scp task documentation.
-Rob A
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If you are using 1.6.x, define a macro using macrodef and call the macro
with each file. I used a similar approach to automate xdoclet tasks for
different groups of files.
Grant
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After a little reading of some docs, I fixed it by deleting the old
CLASSPATH.
tnx,
Tim Hutcheson
Florida Institute for
Human & Machine Cognition
40 S. Alcaniz St.
Pensacola, FL 32502
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From: Scot P. Floess [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, May
Can you cut and paste the exact line as you entered it like:
ant foo
or whatever...sorta tough to tell...
Tim Hutcheson wrote:
When I run Ant, with a valid build.xml, I get the single line message
containing ". was unexpected at this time."
Anyone seen that and knows why?
thanks,
Tim Hutche
There is also a proposed sftp task that has been submitted to the bug
database.
http://issues.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=39532
This is dependent on the enhancements to the scp task mentioned in my
other email, so you will want the latest nightly build to run this also.
-Rob A
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The scp task now supports sftp protocol. The changes have yet to be
released, but are checked in to svn. Get the latest nightly build and
see the scp task documentation.
-Rob A
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> From: Shailesh Sharma [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Friday, May 12, 2006 9:49 AM
> T
When I run Ant, with a valid build.xml, I get the single line message
containing ". was unexpected at this time."
Anyone seen that and knows why?
thanks,
Tim Hutcheson
Florida Institute for
Human & Machine Cognition
40 S. Alcaniz St.
Pensacola, FL 32502
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can somebody please answer SFTP is new to me ...and iam not been able to
find documentation how to implement SFTP ?
Please help if you can.
Shailesh Sharma <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Iam working on implementing SFTP
server="${server}"
userid="${userid}"
password="${passwo
Ant contrib has a really nice loop where you can iterate over a
fileset/etc. I am actually doing something like that to apply javacc
(not javac - javacc) to all my .jj files so I don't have to include each
and every one in a javacc target.
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I have a project that requ
I have a project that requires me to do post-processing after an XSLT
transformation on a list of files. I accomplish this (for a single file) by
defining a "target" for each post-processing step. Each target contains a
"java" task that performs the processing.
Will it be necessary for me to cr
Iam working on implementing SFTP
But it does not seems to work as it throws ...
what jar file i need to download and put it in CLASSPATH ?
Ant could not find the task or a class this task relies upon.
This is common and has a number of causes; the
Scot:
A "fileset that does not exist" is a contradiction
in terms. A fileset, by definition, consists of
existing files accessible from an existing directory.
Nonexistence of the parent directory yields a build
error, as you have seen. If no child files can be
matched by the fileset's (explici
Uhm and please disregard the comment pertaining to javacc ;) I cut 'n
pasted into a new build.xml to hack away on the part I needed :) I just
noticed I left the comment in place ;)
Scot P. Floess wrote:
Help...this is driving me nuts ;)
Let's say I want to define a path - but for "whatever"
Help...this is driving me nuts ;)
Let's say I want to define a path - but for "whatever" reason parts of
the path do not exist as specified in a fileset or dirset. Below is an
example (please note - I have no /foo directory on my harddrive):
Lorenzo Bettini wrote:
Hi there
I've just started using ant and junit task
I have a test suite that I usually run from within eclipse and always
worked
one of these tests uses a custom class loader
now I see that if I try to run the test with custom class loader from
console (i.e., using ju
Great! That's good to hear :) Actually, I hadn't had a need for this
kind of thing...so it was nice to see its available and works ;)
Allwicher, Klaus wrote:
Sorry, my previous answer seems to be too short.
With the timestampselector everythings works fine :-)
My current solution looks somet
Sorry, my previous answer seems to be too short.
With the timestampselector everythings works fine :-)
My current solution looks something like:
Hi there
I've just started using ant and junit task
I have a test suite that I usually run from within eclipse and always worked
one of these tests uses a custom class loader
now I see that if I try to run the test with custom class loader from
console (i.e., using junit.textui.TestRunner) eve
Indeed:
Patrick
On 5/12/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
And maybe there are some existing tasks you could use, like
http://antcount.sourceforge.net/ ;-)
Jan
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Perfect it is what since looked for but I can do now so that once sent build it
finishes and it leaves tomcat started. Since the execution in cmd must ahcer
more things.
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see
http://ant.apache.org/faq.html#batch-shell-execute
Jan
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Klaus:
So did that work or do you need another solution?
Scot
Allwicher, Klaus wrote:
Hi Scot,
thanks, I had read over the additional 'count' attribute, sorry :-(
With this everything works fine.
@Matt: Thanks also for the suggestion, but we want only to used "offically"
released versions ..
Raghuveer wrote:
I need to delpoy on OC4J and runs with LDAP SQL server.
LDAP,LOG 4J,DATABASE datsource configration properties changes based on
environment like TEST,DEVELOPMENT,PRODUCTION
Ant can help with
-the logistics of copying files from place to place
-starting and stopping servers
Raghuveer wrote:
My customer requirement is to use ANT.
i.e
- Application must use ANT to build and deploy
I have written build.xml for build.
What does "deploy" means.
"deployment" is the act of getting your program up and running on the
server.
It could mean
1. to get your war fi
see
http://ant.apache.org/faq.html#batch-shell-execute
Jan
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>Betreff: statup.bat execute
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>as it is possible to execute a file bat I am t
as it is possible to execute a file bat I am trying to take tomcat with these
lines and it does not work?
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Hi Scot,
thanks, I had read over the additional 'count' attribute, sorry :-(
With this everything works fine.
@Matt: Thanks also for the suggestion, but we want only to used "offically"
released versions ...
Klaus
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