Hi...
I'm using exec to perform an svn update for the build. I'm capturing
the output from that and looking for the revision number in it, like
below:
My q
Wasn't this answered earlier this week...using the target?
-Original Message-
>From: "Benjamin H." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Sent: Aug 17, 2006 7:58 AM
>To: user@ant.apache.org
>Subject: get filename
>
>Hi out there,
>
>is it possible to get only the name of a file without the whole path??
>
>
Hi out there,
is it possible to get only the name of a file without the whole path??
This is for path - but only need the filename:
@{filename}
The files are in a directory!!
Regards ele
On Aug 18, 2006, at 12:34 PM, Antoine Levy-Lambert wrote:
Do you have a line reading
in your build file ?
This is a prerequisite to access env vars with the env. prefix.
Yes. In fact, it was in my reply. ;-) I am still looking for /
researching a solution.
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Do you have a line reading
in your build file ?
This is a prerequisite to access env vars with the env. prefix.
Regards,
Antoine
> I actually had "." in their too. I think my problem may actually be
> related to running ant under XCode (gui tool) because I was able to
> run it fine fro
Hi,
Slightly off topic or over topic question.
I am looking for best practices in terms of delivering environment properties
to J2EE applications.
In the project where I am working the J2EE apps get most of their environment
data from property files in the classpath. We do two different things
On Aug 18, 2006, at 11:54 AM, Antoine Levy-Lambert wrote:
Wrong, property values expand other property values (if the props
are defined).
e.g.
You type env. MYPROJECT
should be env.MYPROJECT
without space between env. and MYPROJECT
That was a typo. The problem still occurs with
Maybe the environment variables with which ant gets kicked off by luntbuild are
not what you believe.
You could add something in your build file
Path=${env.Path}"
In the last Windows OS, the path env var is spelt Path, this is sometimes
important to know.
Does luntbuild have a facility to c
Hi,
Original-Nachricht
Datum: Fri, 18 Aug 2006 11:18:40 -0400
Von: Robert La Ferla <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
An: Ant Users List
Betreff: classpath from external jars relative to environment variable
> I have several external jars that are located relative to a directory
> specified
I have several external jars that are located relative to a directory
specified by an environment variable $MYPROJECT. I need to
construct a classpath within my build.xml so that javac can compile
my project. It seemed pretty straightforward but I can't seem to get
it to work. What's th
CppUnit or CppUnitLite are the two that I'm most immediately aware of,
but Googling C++ and xUnit would doubtless turn up more. I haven't used
them with ANT though; don't know if you could just the unit
test framework, or do something more sophisticated than that. I suspect
Dominique may have
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