Hello Alec, the SAS online Careers at SAS is maddening. This is a far as I can
get with no visible explanation as how to resolve what the electronic
application wants in terms of info from me. The second time around yielded no
better results:
Maybe this is their way of excluding the out-of-st
Hello Alec, I am using you as the referral required by the SAS careers page.
Please advise, David.
Alec Fernandez wrote ..
> Hey folks,
>
> I'm hoping this doesn't violate protocol and I'm a bit queasy about it
> (apologies
> in advance) but I'm desperate so here goes:
>
> I'm a employee/devel
First, I am not sure where I would specify those properties (as I am not
sure how ant is providing a classpath to Junit) so I have not been able to
try your suggestion.
More importantly, though, your comment does not address my main conundrum,
which is: why does the junit call work fine if I s
Not sure of why you would need to create a branch for each build. If you are
just trying to keep artifacts, you may want to just put each build into its own
directory. I do that by:
The build results go into ${release_dir}. Some of the artifacts I produce
during the build are the detai
Hey folks,
I'm hoping this doesn't violate protocol and I'm a bit queasy about it
(apologies in advance) but I'm desperate so here goes:
I'm a employee/developer at (www sas com) and we are looking to hire a
full-time ant developer in Raleigh, NC.
Good company with good benefits IMHO. Anyone i
Hi,
I wrote a target that uses telnet to stop my websphere server remotely, and
the target kicks off with no problem, but it doesn't seem to be doing
anything It verifies my username, password, etc, then it just sits
there Am I doing something wrong...??? Please help
Thanks for the link.
There's an example to capitalize all words with more than 2 characters.
Search string is : "\\w{2,}"
Replace string is : "\\L\\u$&"
I tried :
1) With :
I get :
a foo and a BAR --> ${dst}
2) With :
The StringUtils task from the Antelope project will do it:
http://antelope.tigris.org/nonav/docs/manual/bk03ch13.html
Here's an example:
prop2 before = ${prop2}
prop2 after = ${prop2}
StringUtils will also do
Java's regex replace supports case conversion ->
http://www.javaregex.com/tutorial5.html
So you should be able to do it through the propertyregexp task.
Alain ROY wrote:
Hi all
I need to capitalize a property value. I tried using regular expressions and the Antcontrib propertyregexp task, bu
Hi all
I need to capitalize a property value. I tried using regular expressions and
the Antcontrib propertyregexp task, but it doesn't work. I don't know how to
specifiy the uppercase value of the matched string in the replacement string.
Is there a way to do so without developping a filter ja
Hello,
I suggest you to take a look at CruiseControl. This can be easily done with
it.
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2008/1/29, jpyork <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
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>
> Is it possible to create a task that creates a tag every time you do a
> build?
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