If what you asked was whether I'm running the buildfile using 'ant' on the
commandline then yes that's what I'm doing. And I still get the alert.
Jan.Materne wrote:
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> You arent starting Ant from the command line, I guess? ...
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> Jan
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> Von: jaki
You arent starting Ant from the command line, I guess? ...
Jan
Von: jaki [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Gesendet: Do 18.09.2008 16:25
An: user@ant.apache.org
Betreff: Getting applet alerts when using xml-task
I get an applet alert message box asking permission
Ant is NOT a deploy/installation tool.
As long as copy, ftp, ssh, sshexec etc are good enough, ok.
But there is no fail over, no recovery, no "transactionality", no easy way of
management of installation nodes, ...
There are other tools for that. OpenSource like SmartFrog [1] or commercial
like
Have you looked at the Ant documentation?
It's pretty simple:
${eol.type} can be "asis", "cr", "lf", and "crlf" or you can (and
probably prefer) the OS names as values "mac", "unix", "dos".
According to the documentation, if you don't specify "eol", it will
default to the eol-type of the machi
Hi,
Someone please correct me if I am wrong - but I don't see any way to
simply get a reference to an ordered list of dependencies (using Ant).
I see there is the ivy:buildlist task, but this assumes you have all
of your dependencies available in a directory somewhere. I would like
to get this i
How do I convert line feeds to from unix to windows or windows to unix?
1.)
This shows some example crlf
http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/MPDIST-9
2.)
Are these constants?
What would they be?
3.)
The first one converts from linux to windows or converts to linux?
> -Original Message-
> From: Nicolas Lalevée [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> The digest URL from your first example is incorrect, it should be the
> second
> one. Normally (read from the Eclipse documentation), Eclipse version that
> does not support optimized update site (with a digest.zip) sh
Unix, Linux...
Second quick shot:
Try:
Just now, I don't remember what is 'env key...' for. My be you don't need that.
Good Luck.
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> Von: Jan K [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Gesendet: Donnerstag, 18. Septemb
Quick shot.
Try the following:
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> Gesendet: Donnerstag, 18. September 2008 13:54
> An: user@ant.apache.org
> Betreff: How to Configure batch file in Ant?
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> I am a new bee to Ant.I need to know how to configure batch file in
> Ant.I am
> using Ant 1.6.5 and
Dont think there is a deploy task for it (certainly not that comes with
ant). I assume you mean something like installing it somewhere and then
running? What you can try and do is recreate the installation instructions
using ant. Probably something along the lines of:
Thats only a q
You mean physically to install the app itself? The app here being
ActiveMQ?
On Thu, 18 Sep 2008, Jan K wrote:
ANT deploy to install ActiveMQ .Is this possible?
Scot P. Floess wrote:
Deploy of...what?
On Thu, 18 Sep 2008, Jan K wrote:
Can anyone suggest me some ideas how to do this?
I get an applet alert message box asking permission to read from / write to
the given xml file when using xmltask ant task. Anyway to get rid of this?
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Deploy of...what?
On Thu, 18 Sep 2008, Jan K wrote:
Can anyone suggest me some ideas how to do this?
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To un
>Probably best to the unix untar command so that permissions get
preserved, otherwise shell scripts don't have their >execute bit set
True normally but actually probably doesnt make any difference. The getting
started guide mentions explitely setting the permissions anyway (can be done
using chmo
John5342 wrote:
Best place to start is probably the getting started guide at
http://activemq.apache.org/version-5-getting-started.html and follow the
unix instructions. Most of the actions should be doable using standard ant
tasks such as untar and then at the end of the getting started guide it
I fact if you do the chmod step (Unix Binary Installation) then you dont
even need bash or another cmd equivelant. You can then just run
[activemq_install_dir]/bin/activemq
something along the lines of:
2008/9/18 John5342 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Best place to start is probably the getting sta
Best place to start is probably the getting started guide at
http://activemq.apache.org/version-5-getting-started.html and follow the
unix instructions. Most of the actions should be doable using standard ant
tasks such as untar and then at the end of the getting started guide it
mentions the unix
John was correct.I need to write shell command to run bat file in ant.l
already have the package unzipped.I need to configure and run using ant.Any
ideas.
glenn opdycke-hansen wrote:
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> I think that John was asking was why are you trying to run a .bat file on
> linux..bat files are usually run
I think that John was asking was why are you trying to run a .bat file on
linux..bat files are usually run on windows. You state that you are on
linux.
Other questions include: Do you want to install ActiveMQ with Ant?
I would try out the commands needed for your stated requirements.
Then you can
You are correct.Is there ayy command available in ant to configure
activemq.bat file in Ant build.xml?
My requirement is :
1. Setup ANT build
2. ANT deploy to install ActiveMQ
3. ANT deploy to install the Hub and the web based testing app including the
database
4. README and installation document
I think your getting linux and windows confused. You say you are using linux
but cmd is the windows shell and .bat files are again windows batch files.
That is why you get a "cmd: not found" error (because cmd doesnt exist on
linux). If you want a linux equivalent to cmd and batch files read up on
Yeah - thanks for your reply. Less chatter more productive work: I've added
the issue and attached my proposed patches. JIRA:
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/IVY-911
Hope the rest of the work (passing a new parameter) will not be a big deal
for you. Because I'm not familar with the way passi
I am a new bee to Ant.I need to know how to configure batch file in Ant.I am
using Ant 1.6.5 and Linux(ubuntu)platform.I tried using
I really dont know what i am doing is correct.I browsed through google and
got this exec command.I am geting an error as Execute failed:
java.io.IOException:
We found the problem. The parser chokes if there are any spaces after
the delimiter and there was a "go " on one line. Grr...
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From: Gareth Davies
Sent: 16 September 2008 16:35
To: user@ant.apache.org
Subject: ant sql task with keepformat
I'm trying to use ant's sql t
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