I needed some special pre-processing task for a project, and since I
think it may interest other people, I decided to include it in my set of
Ant tasks.
The main difference to other available pre-processing tasks is that it's
oriented to keep the files logically intact, so they can be compiled
I know it is a hack, not a good design, etc, etc, but
Couldn't the logger put some placeholder in for those attributes and
after the run is complete, go back and modify the log to place the
actual values overtop of the placeholders?
Ben
-Original Message-
From: Steve Loughran [mailto
If you go to http://svn.apache.org/snapshots/ant/ and download the
latest snapshot, you can download the latest alpha to your machine.
You can then open the WHATSNEW in the /ant directory or look at the
updated manual in the /manual directory.
-Original Message-
From: Richard Wagner [mai
On Wed, 02 Aug 2006, Richard Wagner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Is there a summary of what's new in 1.7 available on the web
> somewhere?
It won't provide a big-bang like 1.6 did, mostly bug fixes, the
concept of ResourceCollections (unification of fileset and path among
others) and some enhance
Is there a summary of what's new in 1.7 available on the web somewhere?
I didn't find anything like that in my brief look at
http://ant.apache.org/ just now. Maybe I just wasn't looking hard
enough...
Thanks,
Rich Wagner
SavaJe Technologies, Inc.
Burgess, Benjamin wrote:
Not sure if it will help at all, but here is an Ant XML Logger which
writes to the log as it goes along, rather than waiting for the build to
finish before writing the whole log to the file.
It won't help with the JUnit logger that is writing the JUnit log files,
but a s
Not sure if it will help at all, but here is an Ant XML Logger which
writes to the log as it goes along, rather than waiting for the build to
finish before writing the whole log to the file.
It won't help with the JUnit logger that is writing the JUnit log files,
but a similar approach could be ta
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OK, I'm back at work and the diagnostics switch worked as expected. I
redirected standard out to a file so I could examine it more easily. On my
computer (one that does use the XSLT engine I specified) the result showed an
XML section that described the XML parser, but
David Corley (AT/LMI) wrote:
Just wondering when we should expect to see Ant 1.7 roughly? I know
Steve Loughran gave a presentation at HP that's available on the web
last year some time, and the nightly builds are ongoing, but it would be
useful to have a rough dateeven if someone could say 3
James Adams wrote:
>Steve Loughran wrote:
>
>Take the XSL stylesheets that junit report uses and rework them to
meet your needs.
>
Thanks Steve -- I'm not sure if this will solve my problem completely,
although it may be a good temporary fix.
I want to reduce the number of exception lin
Just wondering when we should expect to see Ant 1.7 roughly? I know
Steve Loughran gave a presentation at HP that's available on the web
last year some time, and the nightly builds are ongoing, but it would be
useful to have a rough dateeven if someone could say 3rd or 4th
quarter this year
Dominique Devienne wrote:
Frankly, using C:\Program Files doesn't suit me, because it's too
long. To type, to look at, in paths, etc... A Jar files is often not
really an application, but a component to be used by an actual
application. Windows puts its component in C:\WINNT\**. There's no
right
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Hi Markus,
What city is your company based in? Are they okay with german-speaking
documenters writing for them from another country? Offering money to
write a diploma thesis is unusual - can you provide more details?
Cheers, Ben
On Wed, 2006-08-02 at 13:16 +0200, Markus M. May wrote:
> Hello,
>
On Tue, 2006-08-01 at 13:07 +0530, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Am using a build.xml file , ant version 1.5.4 to build our application.
Any reason not to upgrade? 1.6.5 is the current version, and has been
for close to a year.
>
> After doing the same, for deployment I have shell script
Hello,
I've noticed that apparently the order in which mappers are added to the
list of a depends on whether the mappers are defined as
or <...mapper>. Mappers defined in the first way are
executed after the other mappers even if they appear earlier in the build
file. This seems like a bug to me
Hello,
my company is just offering a job to write the diplom-thesis about ANT the
build process. The company is working in Germany only, so the language is
german. The topic is called "Application LifeCycle Management".
Hope this is not too OFF-Topic.
R,
Markus M. May
http://gipmbh.de/karrier
Hello,
I am using ant as part of my automated nightly build process. The first
step of this process is to make sure that the ClearCase integration
snapshot view has the latest files for the nightly build. It uses the
task to achieve this, but as the project grows the logs that
the build is produ
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