Yes, I am using 1.6.5. I never tested using an inner for loop - did it
work?
Guru Balse wrote:
Awesome, Scot. It works well! Can't wait for the "better" solution
that you are about to create :-)
You must use 1.6.5 for this (for example, 1.6.2 did not work)
classpath="/apache-ant-1.6.5ant
Awesome, Scot. It works well! Can't wait for the "better" solution
that you are about to create :-)
You must use 1.6.5 for this (for example, 1.6.2 did not work)
classpath="/apache-ant-1.6.5ant1.6.2/lib/ant-contrib-1.0b1.jar"/>
Well this works...for under 500 iterations. I get a StackOverflow
exception so...this is certainly not an "ideal" solution ;)
Scot P. Floess wrote:
Phew, I finally got a preliminary version working - took some time...
Phew, I finally got a preliminary version working - took some time...
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I had a similar need. I bassically created a shell script that would
generate a LIST property that contained a comma delimited list of
numbers. Here is the script...
#!/bin/bash
echo "How many POs?"
read NUM
X=0
echo -n "LIST=" >list.txt
while [ $X -lt $NUM ] ; do
if [ $X -lt 10 ] ; then
Because we have a huge repository of jars and subversion info. Scanning it
can take upwards of a minute or more. Instead we are building paths from a
maven2 pom (a perfectly reasonable way of describing artifacts, even if we
don't use maven).
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That's fine...just reply then and I'll see if I can help you :)
Enjoy your time away ;)
Markusin wrote:
Hello Scot
I will be awy for 2 weeks. I hope it is ok, if I will answer you when I am
back again.
Markus
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I will be awy for 2 weeks. I hope it is ok, if I will answer you when I am
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If I may ask, why don't you want to
use DirectoryScanner?
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I am writing an ant task that does something like eclipseclasspath - but not
quite. For some reason I am having trouble finding the code that will allow
me to build a fileset from a list.
I do NOT want to use directoryScanner - does anybody have some code they can
help me out with.
Thanks
Liz S
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This is a test I did:
jdoc.xm
--- build.xml ---
http://jplate.sourceforge.net";>
It worked fine for me. When running against build.xml:
prepare:
[echo] In prepare
test-echo:
[echo] in test-echo
test:
[echo] In t
My main project build file(build.xml) is here(shot_1.jpg)
The other project file is here(shot_2.jpg),
In the second file where the javadoc doc says it depends on prepare
eclipse keeps telling me
"Target prepare doesn't exist in this project"
Actually this is just a snippet,in this case ja
Silly question, what happens if you run ant against your build.xml from
the command line?
Another silly question, you are using correct?
I know I am using 's galore with no issues...
Can we get a peek at your XML files?
Scot
M V Chetan wrote:
I am trying to split up some targets and place
Markusin:
Well you can certainly do all the finds and string compares within ant.
In fact, you can probably do your sql work as well from ant as well.
I'm not clear as to what isn't working. You mention using the Exec
task... Are you using ant to call out to the OS to find all files and
They do, but unfortunately not exactly what Guru needs. They support
for-loops over lists or file sets. Really, he needs something like:
...
I'm trying to figure out a way to do this using ant/ant-contrib but its
not readily apparent to me (I though it'd be trivial) to make it happen.
Wh
Peter:
Thanks for the reply...
I had found the answer shortly after I posted...For some reason it never
"clicked" about adding the namespace at the level...I sorta
felt silly once I realized that ;)
Regardless, I appreciate you responding...thanks again :)
Scot
Peter Reilly wrote:
In par
I am trying to split up some targets and place them as seperate projects for
ease of use and include these in my main build.xml to make use of the
targets in these files(the included files).
I have this scenario,
Buid.xml has two targets build and Main_1
The default target build (in build.xml) d
EJ Ciramella wrote:
I'm trying with the task, but I keep getting this:
Execute:Java13CommandLauncher: Executing 'C:\Program
Files\Java\jdk1.5.0_05\jre\bin\java.exe' with arguments:
'-classpath'
'E:\buildtools\maven-2.0.3\core\boot\classworlds-1.1.jar;E:\buildtools\maven-2.0.3\bin\m2.conf'
'or
Hi Scot
Ok, sorry for the small description.
My intention is to execute shp2pgsql as an ant target.
So first I tried to do this using the existing ant target exec, but because
of small functionality in stringparsing (need to pass as arguments the name
of the file (shapefile), the name of the targ
In particular a uri is not a namespace prefix. One needs
to map a prefix to a uri using the xmlns attribute.
Hello world
Peter
On 6/8/06, Scot P. Floess <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
OK, someone feel free to kick me and call me a newbie!
I found my problem...
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