Where is your ${J2SE-1.4} property set?
If this property HAS to be set, you could ensure that with .
If an empty song is valid, you could also add an condition.
Jan
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You should ask that on the IDE list.
Ant starts in that form:
1. run the launcher batch file (ant|ant.bat|ant.sh)
2. that runs the Ant launcher (ant-launcher.jar) with a minimal environment
(java, classpath)
3. that launcher adds the given classpath extensions (-lib, lib-directories)
to a
>> That's what we really need, more examples. Some
>> of the current examples are too vague or for very advanced users.
>
>Welcome to the open source world.
>
>If you want to contribute more examples (that would have helped you),
>you should take that opportunity. I'm sure people will be grateful
Have a look at the reported line.
Often a build fails if Ant should copy files to a directory which doesnt
exist.
In that case place a before that task.
Jan
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You could use the selector.
http://ant.apache.org/manual/CoreTypes/selectors.html#sizeselect
1. Unzip all "large" files to "upload" directory
2. copy all "small" files to "upload"
3. upload all files in "upload"
Jan
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2008/11/15 Patrick Waugh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> So, in short, I need to be able to either move the file as is, or if I
> determine it can be unzipped, unzip it to the dist.dir.
>
> Problem is, I have no idea how I can determine if it needs to be unzipped!
>
> Ideas?
Just guessing, as it's not some
2008/11/16 ilango_g <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
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> I have a Java project in Eclipse and I am trying to build and deploy the
> project. Unfortunately my build.xml is failing with two errors.
...
> [echo] # Building ejb #
> clean:
> compile:
>[mkdir] Created dir: C:\Users\i\workspace\RREJB
Hi,
I am seeing a weird problem of using replaceregexp in ANT.
Basically, for the non-English characters, they are updated even though they
are not matched by the regular expression.
The following is my original input:
- --
file://loca
I have a Java project in Eclipse and I am trying to build and deploy the
project. Unfortunately my build.xml is failing with two errors.
Buildfile: C:\Users\i\workspace\RREJB\build.xml
clean:
cleanall:
[echo] # Cleaning common #
clean:
[delete] Deleting directory C:\Users\i\works
Rez wrote:
> That's what we really need, more examples. Some
> of the current examples are too vague or for very advanced users.
Welcome to the open source world.
If you want to contribute more examples (that would have helped you),
you should take that opportunity. I'm sure people will be grate
I figured it out. Available not only checks if the class exists in the file
but it also checks to see if all of the dependencies of that class are
available as well.
Hope this helps someone else.
Sim
sim wrote:
>
> I am a newbie trying to figure out how the available task can find a
> class.
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