Re: Argument difficulties with Apply

Thanks for the speedy response Peter, and that's exactly what the problem was, thanks! Peter Reilly wrote: you may need to use instead of value="" Peter On Wed, Apr 2, 2008 at 3:25 PM, Matt Benic <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hi, I am having trouble using Apply on a proprietary third part

Re: Argument difficulties with Apply

you may need to use instead of value="" Peter On Wed, Apr 2, 2008 at 3:25 PM, Matt Benic <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi, > I am having trouble using Apply on a proprietary third party tool. The tool > is a packaging utility which (bizarrely) cannot take wildcard or folder > parameters, so eac

Argument difficulties with Apply

Hi, I am having trouble using Apply on a proprietary third party tool. The tool is a packaging utility which (bizarrely) cannot take wildcard or folder parameters, so each input file must be independently specified. An example (working) commandline call that adds a file to the package is: xuip

Re: Continue parent build file if sub build.xml fails

Charitha Kankanamge wrote: Hi all, I'm developing a test framework using Ant. The test framework consists of web services and clients (clients are java applications NOT JUnit tests). There are seperate build.xml files to compile and run each client individually. I have a master build.xml file

Re: launching cmd from ANt

Bourzeix wrote: Hello, How I can from an ant script running an independant dos command? this antlet wait for the exit of cmd.exe to return back to ant processing spawn="true". but you lose all output from the command line -- St

Re: launching cmd from ANt

Hello, why don't you use the Weblogic ant tasks? you can check out this: http://edocs.bea.com/wls/docs81/toolstable/ToolsTable.html#1009580 and this: http://photos.sys-con.com/story/res/48932/source.html Hello, How I can from an ant script running an independant dos command?

Continue parent build file if sub build.xml fails

Hi all, I'm developing a test framework using Ant. The test framework consists of web services and clients (clients are java applications NOT JUnit tests). There are seperate build.xml files to compile and run each client individually. I have a master build.xml file which calls the build.xmls

launching cmd from ANt

Hello, How I can from an ant script running an independant dos command? this antlet wait for the exit of cmd.exe to return back to ant processing any help ? - To u

Re: sudo permissions with scp

I've played around with sudo in something more or less similar. You might want to execute something like bash -c "sudo your_stuff" rather than the command itself. Don't want to discourage You, but in the end I dropped the scp task and started doing a simple exec with an ssh command in it. Don't kn