Thanks for the suggestions.
Actually i would like to delete the child directories by using only once
parent directory. Something similar to deleting set of only .java files
under sub-directories.
Hence i considered task like , instead of directly deleting the
child directories one after the other.
There are several things:
First of all, if you want true parallel in running tasks, take a look
at the Ant task. This truly allows you to run tasks in
parallel to each other.
Are you using tasks and these are failing, or is something
else failing. For example, you are calling JUnit from the com
Have you tried setting the "includeemptydirs" parameter in the delete
task to true?
That will also delete any directory that is actually empty once the
files are deleted.
You can also try instead of .
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David Weintraub
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On Mon, Nov 3, 2008 at 6:45 AM, Rohit P <[EMAIL PROTEC
Hello Steve,
I realized that it was a classloader problem. I fixed the code using the
same strategy used in org.apache.tools.ant.taskdefs.ExecuteJava.
Thanks,
Andre
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De: Steve Loughran [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Enviada em: segunda-feira, 3 de novembro de 2008 11:30
buzzterrier wrote:
I publish milestone and release status artifacts to the same Ivysvn
repository using the ivy buildnumber feature. Below is the milestone ant
task I use (note that the release task is identical, but has a "release"
status):
Hi,
you could try the following (compare the outputs of "ant task1 task2"
and "ant parallel"):
Bad luck.
Hello, world.
Ad astra, Markus
car_car_car
My targets contain junit. when they fail - the whole target fails - this
information is usfull to me for other reasons.
I want to be able to keep running the other targets DESPITE the failure.
what's happening now is that if one of the target fails its tests - the
other targets won't start.
ca
Rohit P wrote:
> Hi,
> I have a directory "Parent" containing 6 "child" directories with files.I
> have a task of deleting only 4 "child" directories with their files.
The second example in the manual does (I think) give you the answer you
need:-
http://ant.apache.org/manual/CoreTasks/dele
Andre Dantas Rocha wrote:
Hi all,
I'm trying to create a custom task that make some transformations using
Javassist (actually, this is my first Ant task). The task is very simple,
but can't figure out why it always produces a java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError
(since the corresponding jar is in
>I'm using ant in cruise control and I'm having trouble defining my
target order.
>
>I have a project with single 'init' target and multiple independent
'target_A...Z'.
>
>I couldn't find the syntax that runs the 'init' target and
>only after its
>success runs the other target independently.
>mean
Hello
I'm using ant in cruise control and I'm having trouble defining my target
order.
I have a project with single 'init' target and multiple independent
'target_A...Z'.
I couldn't find the syntax that runs the 'init' target and only after its
success runs the other target independently.
meani
Hi,
I have a directory "Parent" containing 6 "child" directories with files.I
have a task of deleting only 4 "child" directories with their files.
I tried 2 approaches in getting this done. But couldn't accomplish.
Approach 1:
Result: This action delet
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