Thanks that works.
So I have the following mappings:
* xml namespace (on project tag) maps to the antlib-URI
* the antlib-URI (uri on taskdef) maps to the resource (on taskdef) on the
given classpath (on taskdef).
Jan
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Antoine
Thank you for the quick response. I wasn't sure whether I'm on the right
track or not. So your response gives me a better sense of assurance.
Yes, as for my local .build.properties, it's not checked in under version
control and holds all the passwords. Is there anyway to encrypt th
Hello Res,
I think that you are doing the right thing. More exactly, I am not sure
that *the* best practice in this domain exist. As long as you have a
clear policy and you can explain it to all the stakeholders in
your development community, things are OK.
You mention ssh passwords. I have alway
You have to download antcontrib.jar. Google or look for AntContrib in
sourceforge. It will give you some programming capability and it has the
switch command which behaves like case)
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To: "Ant
Hello
Can anybody tell me the switch case equivalent of ANT
Where I can select according to case number I give as i/p from user.
Regards,
Shweta.
Is there any style documentation or suggestion from anyone as to when to
include properties in the build file and when to put them inside the
property file, especially when different development teams and me the build
engineer have to access the same file an do builds?
I set an order of preced
Thank you Rob. I got it now and followed your instruction. It works
beautifully now. Thanks again. :)
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To: "Ant Users List"
Subject: RE: Installing Ant on Linux Enterprise 3.5
D
Good. I am suggesting that you uninstall the rpm package that came with
RHEL 3.5 and use the tar.gz available from ant.apache.org. You already
have the tar.gz installed, but you are seeing some unexpected behavior
because the rpm is still installed. Simply uninstall the rpm and your
problems should
Thank you for the quick response. Just ran the command and now I see the
old rpm for ant. However, I was on Apache/Ant and I do not see an rpm pkg
but only a tar.gz. I'll google to see what I can find.
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Ah yes, I forgot about that. Bill
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From: Asaf Mesika [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, May 22, 2006 12:07 PM
To: 'Ant Users List'
Subject: RE: Dynamic references to properties files
Env is commonly used, but it is not defined unless you define it explicitly
usin
No. Not the case. I believe you are confused. You can set a prefix for
retrieving environment properties like so...
This will allow you to retrieve environment variable as you say, however
the existence of ${env.MYDIR} does not mean that a property named ${env}
exists. In fact, I often use the $
Env is commonly used, but it is not defined unless you define it explicitly
using :
Asaf
> -Original Message-
> From: bill/wilandra [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Monday, May 22, 2006 7:57 PM
> To: 'Ant Users List'
> Subject: RE: Dynamic references to properties files
>
> Isn't en
I believe there is an Ant rpm that ships with RHEL 3.5. To find out for
sure run:
rpm -qa | grep -I ant
Uninstall the rpm. Also searh the list archives for related threads. I
know this sort of thing has come up before.
-Rob Anderson
> -Original Message-
> From: Res Pons [mailto:[EMAIL P
Isn't env a well known property for retrieving op sys environment vars
(e.g., ${env.MYDIR})? If so, can it ever not be set? If it is always set
then the will never fail regardless of whether the user
sets the env property or not on the command line.
Bill
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From: Anderso
Hi
I've always used Ant on Window's environment. I would like to install Ant
on a linux box and set it up as my build machine.
I've already installed the latest Subversion, Tomcat 5.5.14, and JDK 1.5.06
and latest Ant.tar.gz from Apache. I did not do a native compile and just
expanded the
You examples below are a little confusing, so forgive me if I am
completely missing the mark with this advice.
My suggestion is to not try to fit all the properties into a single
file. Try creating a properties file for each environment.
dev.properties
===
webpath=http://localhost:70
You can see the whole Ant command line invocation within Eclipse by
opening the Debug view and right clicking on the Ant
process>Properties>Process Information>Command Line
And yes, we have a logger and an input handlerno surprises there.
Darins
Steve Loughran <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
05/22
>I dont know if there is enough evidence to distinguish a bug in ant from
some FTP server config.
I am pritty sure it is a bug with Apache Ant ftp-task, becuase I am
overcomming this invoking directly the class:
org.apache.commons.net.ftp.FTPClient
I can't use wildcards, because
Asaf Mesika wrote:
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From: Steve Loughran [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, May 22, 2006 5:41 PM
To: Ant Users List
Subject: Re: Can't see build file output in Console view, using -logger
option
Asaf Mesika wrote:
Hi,
I'm using Ant from within Eclipse.
I'm devel
> -Original Message-
> From: Steve Loughran [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Monday, May 22, 2006 5:41 PM
> To: Ant Users List
> Subject: Re: Can't see build file output in Console view, using -logger
> option
>
> Asaf Mesika wrote:
> > Hi,
> >
> > I'm using Ant from within Eclipse.
> >
>
David wrote:
(Read this message, it is more readeable)
I have to get a file from the server,
but the name has to be encloses by ' symbol, for example:
'foo.txt', but Ant process the file name an eliminates the
delimitors. I have tested the ftp action with a file without '
on its nam
Asaf Mesika wrote:
Hi,
I'm using Ant from within Eclipse.
I'm developing a logger of my own for Ant, and I got stuck in early stage:
Running the default logger.
What did I do?
-
I added to the arguments of Run Ant Configuration the following line:
-logger
org.apache.tool
Sergi Marin/Upcnet wrote:
Danke schön Jan!
You say me to create a EAR file with two WAR file (one by webapp), no?
But what's about if we want both webapps are placed in the same directory
and both have same WEB-INF directory, web.xml file, lib directory, (a
higher level of union)... In fact,
(Read this message, it is more readeable)
I have to get a file from the server,
but the name has to be encloses by ' symbol, for example:
'foo.txt', but Ant process the file name an eliminates the
delimitors. I have tested the ftp action with a file without '
on its name and it work
Have you tried viewing the source code for the ftp get task? This might give
you the answer.
> -Original Message-
> From: David [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Monday, May 22, 2006 5:19 PM
> To: Ant Apache User Group
> Subject: ftp task fails when file has ' (apostrophe symbol)
>
>
>
I have to get a file from the server, but the name has to be encloses by '
symbol, for example: 'foo.txt', but Ant process the file name an eliminates the
delimitors. I have tested the ftp action with a file without ' on its name
and it works.It is a problem with the ftp task and not
Hi,
I'm using Ant from within Eclipse.
I'm developing a logger of my own for Ant, and I got stuck in early stage:
Running the default logger.
What did I do?
-
I added to the arguments of Run Ant Configuration the following line:
-logger
org.apache.tools.ant.DefaultLogger<
Danke schön Jan!
You say me to create a EAR file with two WAR file (one by webapp), no?
But what's about if we want both webapps are placed in the same directory
and both have same WEB-INF directory, web.xml file, lib directory, (a
higher level of union)... In fact, we would like to have an ap
We went ahead and tried the http://antdoc.free.fr/ tool, Its quite nice for the
general need, make sure you let it start with your start build file, e.g.
build.xml, and do not do a general *.xml if you work with imports and property
inheritance. It does not handle marcrodef links as well.
The
I will look into both of of these tools. Thank you so much for the
response :)
Varadarajan, Srivathsan wrote:
This may just address some of your questions but FWIW, I happen to know
specific tools that you are looking for. Never used them before myself
though.
For a tool to generate Javadocs
Hi Jan,
You are forgetting to bind the xmlns namespace to a URI.
Peter
On 5/22/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I created an antlib for a bundle of tasks/macrodefs. Including via
works, but then
- I have to add the antlib to the global Ant installation
(%ANT
john blair wrote:
Hi
I want to execute the following command
strip /opt/dev/bin/* >/dev/null 2>&1 || true
I tried the error parameter of exec task but it still displayed the
following
[exec] /usr/bin/strip: /opt/dev/bin/gccbug: File format not
recognized
[exec] [ERROR] Result: 1
I dont wa
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