RE: Ant Task for FOP

Use the "style" or "xslt" task (two-names, same function). Of course, use of those presumes that you are handy with XSLT. If not, you may want to see the XSL list hosted by MulberryTech. -- Charles Knell [EMAIL PROTECTED] - email -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent:

Re: RE: Ant Task for FOP

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Re: Deed need for preprocessing

Hi, I have considered splitting build file, but problem seems to be that process for different "products" are partially same, partially not. And the situation is the same with actions and data. Have to really think that, thanks. Antoine Levy-Lambert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hello, before

RE: Ant Task for FOP

Hello, Not quite sure if i'm understanding the question, but as far as i can ascertain from a quick look at the website, FO files are in fact xml, so i would say that your best bet would be to generate them using xsl transformations. Ant has a

Re: OutOfMemoryError when building on x64

Thanks all! It appears that raising the max memory in the javac task did the trick. Petar Tahchiev wrote: > > On 25/08/06, lfleal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> >> David, >> >> The same build script works just fine under 1.5 on a win 32 server, the >> only >> difference is that on the new serv

Ant Task for FOP

Hi, I have a question concerning an Ant Task for FOP. I want to transform documents from xml to pdf. I found an fop ant task in http://xmlgraphics.apache.org/fop/0.92/anttask.html but there is just the transformin from fo files to pdf. So, I have to define a task for generating xml files to fo. I´m

Re: Zero-Padding an Int Ant Property

Hi Antoine, Thanks a whole lot! That works perfectly! Thanks again, -Ryan Antoine Levy-Lambert wrote: Hello Ryan, under "Optional Tasks" in the manual there is something called . it can format numbers, so this might be what you want. since its output is a file, you will need to load the g

Re: Deed need for preprocessing

Hello, before you go the generation route, should you not first try to create a common build file which your different build files would import and which would contain some common targets and some macro definitions ? If you absolutely have to do generation, XSLT is a possibility. I have also s

Deed need for preprocessing

Hello, I am using ant to keep my projects in sensible order. It also gives me possibility efficient run of process by parallel tasks. I am not building, just massaging builds to amount of different packages. And I am not doing java. I am looking something to shrink dozens of my par

Re: Groups of filesets

If things go well, a beta of Ant 1.7 will be available on our Web Site for download on Monday. It will contain the docu. Antoine On Aug 25, 2006, at 2:51 PM, Thomas Hallgren wrote: Hi Antoine, This is great news! Is there a place where I can read up on these Resource Collections? Thanks,

RE: Groups of filesets

Hi Antoine, This is great news! Is there a place where I can read up on these Resource Collections? Thanks, Thomas Hallgren Antoine Levy-Lambert wrote: Hello, Ant 1.7 will have groups of filesets (Resource collections). Regards, Antoine Original-Nachricht Datum: Tue, 22 A

RE: OutOfMemoryError when building on x64

Looking into the article I mentioned below in further detail, a lot of the users recommend actually doubling (200% instead of 40%) the heap size, so you might want to try that if the 40% increase does not work, and assuming you have the memory to do so. -Original Message- From: David Corle

Re: OutOfMemoryError when building on x64

On 25/08/06, lfleal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: David, The same build script works just fine under 1.5 on a win 32 server, the only difference is that on the new server, the x64 version of the 1.5 JDK is used. The ant options are set to a max heap of 512m (where the old server uses the default

RE: OutOfMemoryError when building on x64

Hey Lewis, I found the following http://forum.java.sun.com/thread.jspa?threadID=671184&messageID=3928329 in which they detail a similar situation to yours. I'd check it out. The rough solution to the problem seems to be increasing your heap size by approx 40%: "Remember tha

RE: OutOfMemoryError when building on x64

David, The same build script works just fine under 1.5 on a win 32 server, the only difference is that on the new server, the x64 version of the 1.5 JDK is used. The ant options are set to a max heap of 512m (where the old server uses the default). There seems to be more going on here... Dav

RE: ?!

Hi, thanks for the pointer, didn't notice about the possibility to append to a variable property via antcontrib task. so i tried with = $${bla} = ${bla} gives me [echo] ${bla} = [echo] Firstline [echo] Second Line [echo] Third Line

RE: OutOfMemoryError when building on x64

You should set the -Xms -Xmx properties for your JVM. They control the minimum and maximum heap size the JVM is allowed to use. There's plenty of documentation for these two switches online. -Original Message- From: lfleal [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 25 August 2006 03:17 To: user@ant