hi,
In netbeans 5.0 , i got 'broken platform reference.'
how can i rectify that.
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Reading the question, I thought about
and all properties defined there would be passed to the stylesheet.
Jan
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>Betreff: Re: XSL
>How can we retrieve a list of files that has been modified,
>added and deleted?
>Base on these lists, we would like to commit, add and delete
>from the SVN.
seems like a svn-question to me
Jan
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How can we retrieve a list of files that has been modified, added and deleted?
Base on these lists, we would like to commit, add and delete from the SVN.
Thank you!
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Hi,
this line
means that ant will pass to the stylesheet literally ${weekly.end.date}
if weekly.end.date is not set.
what you would need and which does not exist would be something looking
like that :
meaning pass the weekly-end-date parameter to XSL if the property
weekly.end.
that's good to know ..adds to the mystery though. Its a 1.8Ghz processor;
1.00GB RAM -- but the same behavior is witnessed on several machines.
I ended up replacing the task with an which runs
sqlplus directly to load and execute the statements in the file .. i'm not
entirely happy with tha
I just looked at the source for the sql task. Ant will read the file
line by line and execute the statements sequentially as they appear in
the file, without loading the entire file into memory. The sql task will
certainly not be as fast as a native application like sqlplus. What are
the specs of t
yes. same machine .. i'm wondering if the problem might be something to do
with the fact that Ant is using JDBC to execute the statements while sqlplus
uses sqlnet. Maybe ant is reading all 23000 statements into memory and
that's a problem?
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That is a lot. Are you running both sqlplus and Ant's sql task on the
same machine? In other words is there any difference in the network
between where you are running the two.
-Rob A
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How can I set up my build.xml file to pass Ant command-line parameters to an
XSLT stylesheet without clobbering the default values defined in the stylesheet
in case a command-line parameter is not supplied?
I have an Ant task that performs an XSLT transformation. In the stylesheet I
have define
around 23,000 insert statements ..
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Check the library dependencies to make sure all the necessary jars are
in $ANT_HOME/lib. It sounds like that is the issue.
http://ant.apache.org/manual/install.html#librarydependencies
-Rob Anderson
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How many rows are you inserting? How much data?
-Rob A
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> From: eastwoj [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> To: user@ant.apache.org
> Subject: Ant Sql task slow
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> I'm trying to execute a sql file using Ant's sql task via a
> Ma
I'm trying to execute a sql file using Ant's sql task via a Maven goal. The
goal passes a file of insert statements to the Ant sql task.
When I run the insert statements in the file in sqlplus, they run in a few
minutes. Running them via the ant task, though .. takes upwards of 15 mins
.. a con
Hi
I am interested in this. I am US based and I have worked on ANT.
Thanks in advance
ilango
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The task in my nightly build script keeps failing with the error
"Failed to initialise MIME mail: javax.mail.Address". This only started
happening when I started using Ant 1.6.5. Email still works when I revert
back to using Ant 1.6.2.
The JAF 1.1 and Javamail 1.4 jars are in ANT_HOME/lib. So wh
see Ant Manual / core tasks / exec task
outputproperty
errorproperty
resultproperty
example =
... and later in script check the Returncode:
+++ RC Shellscript != 0 +++${line.separator}
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Hi All,
I am novice to Ant. How do I execute a command from within Ant
and then assign the value to a property at run time?
Thanks in advance for the help.
Regards,
Maninder Singh
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From: "Rémon van Gijn" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: RE: how to conditionally execute a task
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> In ant you can use the "env" properties, in combination with th
This is my first open source (and java) project.
PFunctions is an Ant library extending Ant's expression language with
functions.
It supports:
- nested (recursive) property expansion
- indexed and named function parameters
- generic objects (including null)
- function libraries (strings, string
On 12/07/06, Petar Tahchiev <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On 12/07/06, Rémon van Gijn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> In ant you can use the "env" properties, in combination with the ant-contrib
extension that would allow you to create if statements.
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> Met vriendelijke groet,
> Rémon van Gijn
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On 12/07/06, Rémon van Gijn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
In ant you can use the "env" properties, in combination with the ant-contrib
extension that would allow you to create if statements.
Met vriendelijke groet,
Rémon van Gijn
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From: Nagender Malik [mailto:[EMAIL P
Use conditional targets.
...
...
linux specific stuff
windows specific stuff
global stuff
Jan
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>An: Ant Users List; Nagender Malik
>Betreff: RE: how to c
In ant you can use the "env" properties, in combination with the ant-contrib
extension that would allow you to create if statements.
Met vriendelijke groet,
Rémon van Gijn
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Sent: woensdag 12 juli 2006 12:05
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Hi All,
i want to execute a task conditionally based on operating system property. how
can we do that.
please suggest
thanks,
Nagender Malik
Hi,
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>> Unable to find a javac compiler;
>> com.sun.tools.javac.Main is not on the classpath.
>> Perhaps JAVA_HOME does not point to the JDK
>>
>> JAVA_HOME and property java.home both point to the base dir of the jdk.
>>
>
> really a jDk?
> Is there a ${java.home}/b
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