Hi,
i assume you're already using antcontrib [1],
as vanilla ant has no task
and after that
Regards, Gilbert
[1]http://ant-contrib.sourceforge.net/
Bala Paranj wrote:
> How do I enable the assert in my build script? I am getting the error message
> "assert is a
> keyword, and may not
How do I enable the assert in my build script? I am getting the error message
"assert is a
keyword, and may not be used as an identifier" when I compile the file with
assert statement. TIA.
This is a Javac error message, not an Ant one. The sources you compile
either use JDK 1.4+ asserts, and
How do I enable the assert in my build script? I am getting the error message
"assert is a
keyword, and may not be used as an identifier" when I compile the file with
assert statement. TIA.
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Hi Stefan...
On the broken xml issues, those seem to be strictly bugs with
nunit-console (in my opinion); bugs would have to be filed with them.
Nunit-console provides these switches that are supposed to control the
output generation and I just don't see the sense in having /xmlConsole
or
Ok. Someone had provided a patch in issue 40093, which adresses this, so
I'll just wait for that one to be merged into ant proper then.
The PropertyHelper class is indeed rather confusing.
Thanks,
/Marcus
Peter Reilly wrote:
Replacement of propertyhelper is broken in current ant:
see:
http://
Jan/David
Thanx for all ur support. Will try any one way and get back to u on tht.
David... I understood ur code.As u told, Really a bugging thing to handle
tht way
-- anand
Replacement of propertyhelper is broken in current ant:
see:
http://issues.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=40093
and
http://issues.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=25998
However some people have done it see:
http://www.efanomars.net/pf/
My feeling that the replacement of propertyhelper was
2006/9/20, Steve Loughran <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
have you considered just
using the command? Tomcat now supports deploy-by-copy, so copying
something into the target dir is all you need.
Yes, that just works fine, but I find it a bit frustrating not to manage to
have the dedicated tasks wor
Marcus Lindblom wrote:
Dominique Devienne wrote:
I am sure other Ant committers will feel differently. I do not see a
big urge to implement this.
On the other side, why not ?
[snip}
Righto. I'll see what I can come up with then. :)
I got response on the bugzilla issue, that there is a Proper
I really should, shouldn't I!
It was something that until you said it had slipped through my mind.
Thanks for reminding me!
/Dave
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Have you tried using a filtersfile?
Jan
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>Whoops. The last mail was empty. Sorry a
Whoops. The last mail was empty. Sorry about that.
As for composing the HTML inside Ant, I've done that too, but be warned
it ain't pretty!
What I did was have a standard html file that I used as a mail
template. Within that html file, I had several filter keys (such as @date@,
@
Hi,
I'm using a task which creates a forked JVM to do its job.
Is it possible to specify command line java args (i.e -Dproperty=value) which
will be passed on to the forked JVM? In other words, when ant creates a new
JVM, does it also initialize its environment properties?
Thanks for your help,
Jan/David,
Thanx for ur supportive suggestions.
Real scenario here is
Once the build is thru' am checking for Build Success/Failure in a shell
script . Depending on tht the shell script call seperate mail tasks inside
same build.xml
for Success/Failure.Presently I want to include some HTM
Hi, Matt
/*
Gilbert, are you basically saying you need all the
files from a certain directory that are NOT already in
the path you've constructed?
*/
yes. thanks ! :-)
your suggestion works for me =
I agree with Jan,
I've a setup pretty close to what you're looking for in use at work.
But to do this you'll need to add the javamail and jaf jars to the ant
bootloader classpath...
Which you can do more or less as follows:
ant -f build.xml -lib /directory/containi
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