On 3/2/07, Andrew Close <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
we currently have a file included with our projects called 'jar.list'.
this file contains a list of JAR files that the project depends upon.
i.e.
apache-ant-1.7.0.jar
productA.jar
productB.jar
etc.jar
i'd like to be able to convert the content
we currently have a file included with our projects called 'jar.list'.
this file contains a list of JAR files that the project depends upon.
i.e.
apache-ant-1.7.0.jar
productA.jar
productB.jar
etc.jar
i'd like to be able to convert the contents of this file into a
path-like structure:
i've found several tasks that take an Eclipse .classpath file and
create buildfiles and the like, but nothing that goes the other way.
i'd like to be able to check source out of the repository, build it
and then generate a .classpath so i can open it up as a project in
Eclipse.
i'm playing with a
I'm using ant 1.7.0 with jsch-0.1.29
I do get back output but I don't get an outputproperty.
The BUILD FAILED yet it shows as BUILD SUCCESS.
How do I pickup that exit code? I've seen various solutions but none
seemed to work.
I'm calling a remote machine by using sshexec thru openSSH like this
Hi,
Hi,
can anyone of you post how to get projects/files from pvcs using ANT
script.
A sample will be helpful.
http://ant.apache.org/manual/OptionalTasks/pvcstask.html
The ant manual is the first place you should look before posting a question
If you have a problem *after* consulting the
Stephen Nesbitt wrote:
> I consider it best practice to *never* incorporate runtime configuration
> information into a build. When asked to do so I also request that I be
> given a "way forward machine" that will peer into the future and tell me
> where it will be deployed.
I dont like hard codi
Hey Rainer,
Thanks for the pointer, but that tool still doesn't cover my problem.
My basic need is have something like a nested element for
the task.
I can't specify either of the javamail or jaf jars using taskdef,
because they don't contain ant tasks.
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On 3/1/07, Rainer Noack <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Maybe http://enitsys.sourceforge.net/ant-classloadertask/ what you are
looking for.
This would be the recommended way. I use this method
for our in-house project.
An alternative way would be to call the ant launcher
class in a forked task and
