Hi Antoine,
Thank you so much for your suggetion, it really helped me. This is
what I did :
I placed the mksant.jar in my local path
e.g., C:/dummy/folder/mksant.jar
I placed my build file inside the directory C:/dummy/folder. and then I
followed your steps :
Hi,
what you are missing is to add a invocation in your build
file to make the ant tasks contained in mksant.jar known to your build file.
mksant.jar probably contains either an antlib.xml file or a property
file with the list of the ant tasks, and this must be referenced.
Additionnally, i
Hello Dave,
you should pass the projectName as an argument, so if you put it after
the other arguments, I guess inside your script you would have
sys.argv[4] instead of ${projectName}
Regards,
Antoine
dave.alvar...@remanresource.com wrote:
Hi,
I have the below target ...
Here is an example of my being able to compute the locale of the currently
running JVM and store it in a property using beanshell as my scripting
language:
http://keros.sourceforge.net"; >
"*.jar"/>
On Thu, 5 Mar 2009, dave.alvar.
Thanks for your reply. I'm unfamiliar with some of the terms you are
mentioning below. Could you give a code example?
- Dave
> ---Original Message---
> From: Scot P. Floess
> Subject: Re: How to get varaibles recognized by this task
> Sent: Mar 05 '09 17:24
>
>
> I know, at
I know, at least using scriptdef, I was able to make calls out to
attributes.get ( [attribute-name] ) using beanshell - of course assuming
my scriptdef contained an element
On Thu, 5 Mar 2009, dave.alvar...@remanresource.com wrote:
Hi,
I have the below target ...
Hi Nicolas
I think I've found the problem - apologies, I think it is "finger
trouble" on my part (as we used say when I was in electronics)
I think that when I was getting the build files correct for one project
I was occasionally flushing the ivy cache.
If I followed this with a Project->c
Hi,
I have the below target ...
print 'Calling the script ...'
connect(sys.argv[1],sys.argv[2],sys.argv[3])
shutdownCluster("my_cluster_1")
undeploy("RoutingEngine#v1.0")
removeApplication("RoutingEngine#v1.0")
deploy('RoutingEngine#v1.0'
Similarly, I've also just released some Ant library scripts here:
http://www.exubero.com/asl/
These are just build plugins which you can either import directly in your
own build, or just look over them as an example of how to write re-usable
Ant modules.
Cheers,
Joe
On Thu, March 5, 2009 3:44 p
The way to accomplish this with Ant is to use statements to
include common build files or use the -f flag to specify a common
build file for all the projects. However, if these solutions don't
meet your needs you can also take a look at other solutions like these:
- Gradle
- Maven
-
The project that I have been working on had to do with a different jar,
not the mksant.jar file. I did a quick google but didn't find what you
are looking for. I would suggest starting at
http://www.mks.com/support/news.
John
Hi,
Thanks for your quick reply. I put the jar file in my JDK home, but
still it is not recognising the jar. I am using Netbeans as my IDE.
Previously I added a contrib jar to my netbeans/ant/lib folder and it worked
fine for me, but this jar is not working. Can you please send me the URL fo
I found that putting the jar into the ANT_HOME/lib directory did not
work. I had the add to the JAVA_HOME/ant directory in order for ant to
find it. On Linux the directory I placed my jars into was
/usr/share/java/ant.
If you run the command 'ant -diagnostics' it will give you quite a bit
of inf
I would suggest that you take a look at Gant http://gant.codehaus.org/ which
allows for much more dynamic coding of Ant processes. This way you might be
able to get away with just a few Ant builds that are based on configurations.
In addition you will have direct access to Groovy which is a gr
Hi,
How to use mksant.jar file inside ant script. I want to connect to MKS
to checkout modules. I placed this jar in my ant_home/lib folder. When i try
to use the the tags such as , in my ant script,
it will show failed to create a task or attribute . I am new to
the ant script and ne
Hello, to all the users from the list, it´s my first mail, and sorry for my
poor english.
Im starting to test ant, and building a script to automatized the deploys of my
aplications, cause before i used to manual wget commands or autodeploys.
The problem is I have a more than 30 aplications and
Solved my own problem. I installed the RPM package ant-nodeps
yum install ant-nodeps
As it turns out it does in fact install into the /usr/share/java/ant
directory instead of /usr/share/ant/lib directory as one would expect.
-Original Message-
I have an Openbravo build process
On jeudi 05 mars 2009 00:07:21 Alan Chaney wrote:
> Hi Nicolas
>
> In answer to your questions see below
>
> Nicolas Lalevée wrote:
> > Le 4 mars 09 à 18:39, Alan Chaney a écrit :
> >> Hi
> >>
> >> I'm using ivy2.0.0/ivyide2.0.0.beta/eclipse 3.4
> >>
> >> I have a number of projects which all contr
see
http://marc.info/?l=ant-user&m=123255143025824&w=2
Jan
>-Ursprüngliche Nachricht-
>Von: Klaus Malorny [mailto:klaus.malo...@knipp.de]
>Gesendet: Donnerstag, 5. März 2009 10:00
>An: Ant Users List
>Betreff: Ant & patching XML files
>
>
>Hi all,
>
>I am looking for a method to manipul
Hi all,
I am looking for a method to manipulate XML files from Ant, i.e. adding/removing
elements, changing attributes or elements' contents, far simpler than the
capabilities of XSL/T. I have found the XmlTask ([1], [2]) and this seems to be
quite flexible. However, as part of a configuratio
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