RE: How to silence javac task?

Hi, the idea for setting the loglevel via task is not mine, read about some time ago in a blog, but i don't remember where. i only had to edit the setLevel() method to make it work, simply used the method from org.apache.tools.ant.taskdefs.Echo$EchoLevel i also think that this little task sho

how to call ant on optional subdirs?

Hello Currently I have a top-level build.xml file which calls ant on subdirs. It looks like something like this: ... I would like to change the xml so it only builds available directories. In other words, if a developer uses this build file, he might not be interested in building th

RE: Custom Task that exports a property

Hi, beside = project.setNewProperty() for a really new property there's also = project.setProperty() - with that method you can reset/overwrite an existing property if you need to btw you can always use such methods with task, you don't always need a new task, f.e.

RE: weird problem with Class instanceOf

> -Original Message- > From: wohlgemuth [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Wednesday, 9 August 2006 1:09 PM > To: Stephen McConnell > Cc: Ant Users List > Subject: Re: weird problem with Class instanceOf > > I give it a try first tomorrow morning, but I'm acually quite > shure that thi

Re: weird problem with Class instanceOf

I give it a try first tomorrow morning, but I'm acually quite shure that this is not the case, cause I tried already different names for the classes to check this. thanks for your help and I will see it tomorrow morning. How does the internal system with the references work anyway? Cause I was no

RE: weird problem with Class instanceOf

> -Original Message- > From: wohlgemuth [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Wednesday, 9 August 2006 11:20 AM > To: user@ant.apache.org > Subject: weird problem with Class instanceOf > > hi, > > at first I work since a long time with ant and wrote arround > 50 ant tasks sofar, I though

weird problem with Class instanceOf

hi, at first I work since a long time with ant and wrote arround 50 ant tasks sofar, I thought I know what I do... ...I was wrong anyway thats my problem: I have 3 classes 1. ClusterInitialzieTask, parent class:Task -> used to intialize a cluster and contains objects of type 2. or 3. 2. Clus

Sshexec task hanging

I've got an sshexec task that never exits, and I need to solicit some opinions on the problem. The reasons behind it are well-known; if an ssh command starts a long-running in the background, then ssh doesn't know when it should exit. >From the purist standpoint, this is expected behavior. In pr

Re: 100+ characters in the path to a file in a tarball

Use GNU tar on Solaris ;-) --DD On 8/8/06, EJ Ciramella <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Recently, I've tried making a tarball and I wound up with the following messages: [tar] Entry: uprweb.war/WEB-INF/classes/com/upromise/app/presentation/actions/admin/S tartEnrollmentTestAction.class longer t

Re: 100+ characters in the path to a file in a tarball

EJ Ciramella wrote: Recently, I've tried making a tarball and I wound up with the following messages: [tar] Entry: uprweb.war/WEB-INF/classes/com/upromise/app/presentation/actions/admin/S tartEnrollmentTestAction.class longer than 100 characters. [tar] Entry: uprweb.war/WEB-INF/cla

Re: Ant and SSL

Bala Paranj wrote: I have the following section in my build.xml: I can run my client from within Eclipse without any problems. But when I run it using the Ant script I get the following error: java.n

Re: How to silence javac task?

Hans Schwaebli wrote: This solution seems to work, thanks. But I have to test it a little bit more. If a compile error occurs, the error message must be logged. I wished that this task would be a standard Ant task (out of the box). Probably because most people werent aware it was that much

100+ characters in the path to a file in a tarball

Recently, I've tried making a tarball and I wound up with the following messages: [tar] Entry: uprweb.war/WEB-INF/classes/com/upromise/app/presentation/actions/admin/S tartEnrollmentTestAction.class longer than 100 characters. [tar] Entry: uprweb.war/WEB-INF/classes/com/upromise/app/p

RE: Re: Command line arguments with task.

> Have you tried using -lib saxon.jar on the command line? This puts > saxon first on the classpath, which makes Trax load it instead of the > default JDK-provided XSLT engone. Yes, to no effect. As for the help with Plan B. Thanks, I've got that working on my computer (which had no problem with

RE: Custom Task that exports a property

Actually I think I was looking for project.setNewProperty() which I just ran into now :) I guess one uses AntCallback for chaining calls? Thanks, Gili -Original Message- From: Chun Ji [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, August 08, 2006 3:10 PM To: Ant Users List Subject: RE:

RE: Custom Task that exports a property

google "antcallback" -cji -Original Message- From: Tzabari, Gili [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, August 08, 2006 11:56 AM To: Ant Users List Subject: Custom Task that exports a property Importance: Low Hi, I read the tutorial on how to create new Tasks but I am unsure

Custom Task that exports a property

Hi, I read the tutorial on how to create new Tasks but I am unsure how my custom task can define new properties in its execute() that would then be visible to the rest of the Ant script. Also, how can my Ant task invoke other Ant tasks? If I could invoke from inside my execute() it would

Ant and SSL

I have the following section in my build.xml: I can run my client from within Eclipse without any problems. But when I run it using the Ant script I get the following er

Re: How to silence javac task?

According to the documentation for "-Xlint:unchecked" it does not seem to help in my case. Maybe I will give it a try nevertheless. "Scot P. Floess" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Did you try this: Hans Schwaebli wrote: > Please reply someone cause it is really important for us. Thanks. >

RE: How to silence javac task?

This solution seems to work, thanks. But I have to test it a little bit more. If a compile error occurs, the error message must be logged. I wished that this task would be a standard Ant task (out of the box). By the way, for the CVS task, there is a reallyquiet parameter, which is supported b

Re: Package Dependencies

Markus, I resolved the issue. The problem was in my source code. Ant is able to compile packages with circular dependencies. I agree about getting rid of the circular dependencies. Due to lack of time I am forced to take the lazy route. I have to rebuild ant from the source to use the new manife

RE: FileSet for paths with spaces

Thanks Dominique. Is it possible to amend http://ant.apache.org/manual/CoreTypes/fileset.html to discuss this? I am expecting a short note that recommends using nested tags if your path contains spaces. I can open a BugZilla issue if necessary. Thank you, Gili -Original Message-

Re: FileSet for paths with spaces

'dir' attribute is required, and can have spaces in it. Otherwise, don't use includes attribute, but nested elements. --DD On 8/8/06, Tzabari, Gili <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hi, How can one use against a path with spaces in it? I'd like to do something like this: But FileSet

FileSet for paths with spaces

Hi, How can one use against a path with spaces in it? I'd like to do something like this: But FileSet's "includes" thinks the space separates multiple tokens and so it defines includes as ["c:/Documents", "and", "Settings/username/*.txt"] Any ideas? Thank you, Gili -

Re: Command line arguments with task.

So far that problem is still unresolved. Have you tried using -lib saxon.jar on the command line? This puts saxon first on the classpath, which makes Trax load it instead of the default JDK-provided XSLT engone. To my eye, these appear to be indentical. Which one is wrong? the 'value' on

Command line arguments with task.

Last week I had a problem when installing ANT, a build file, and some supporting files on three computers at my workplace. On two of the three computers I was not able to force the task to use the XSLT transformer I choose. At least that appeared to be the problem because the error messages se

Re: How to silence javac task?

Did you try this: Hans Schwaebli wrote: Please reply someone cause it is really important for us. Thanks. Hans Schwaebli <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: I already use this. If I wouldn't, it would be much worse. But it doesn't silence javac's output message which I described. Any other

RE: How to silence javac task?

You could take this simple task = public class SetLogLevel extends Task { private int logLevel = -1; public void execute() { if (logLevel == -1) { throw new BuildException("Error - No Loglevel specified !!"); } Vector listeners = this.getP

Re: How to silence javac task?

Please reply someone cause it is really important for us. Thanks. Hans Schwaebli <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: I already use this. If I wouldn't, it would be much worse. But it doesn't silence javac's output message which I described. Any other ideas? Public Id wrote: Hans Schwaebli wrote:

Re: scp fails with a protocol error

Hello, please try to put an into your fileset, this should work then. R, Markus M. May Original-Nachricht Datum: Tue, 8 Aug 2006 11:42:37 +0100 Von: "Bhadra, Jatin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> An: user@ant.apache.org Betreff: scp fails with a protocol error > Guys, > > My environm

scp fails with a protocol error

Guys, My environment info ANT: 1.6.2 JDK IBM: 1.4.2 Operating System: Windows 2003 JSCH: 0.1.14 I am using scp to copy files from my windows to unix environment using this ANT command I get the error "server indicated an error: scp: protocol error: received directory without -r". Has a

XSL Extensions inside ant

Hi, I have created a custom ant task that executes an XSL which has extensions. The XSL is attached below. I placed the latest xalan ( xalan-j 2.7.0 ), xercesImpl, xml-api and serializer jars in ANT_HOME/lib. I am using JDK 1.5. It works fine using command line. But when I execute the task f