I'm still missing something. The reason I want to get pre-compiled Java
classes is so that I can instrument those classes for the purposes of running a
tests coverage report (I'm using Cobertura). It would be great to have these
files after I do my Ant build so then i can run my MockStrutsTest
who/what is consuming the resource configuration?
Glassfish/WebSphere/Tomcat/Resin?
Martin
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Hi ,
I am a third party custom ant task where it accepts a set of defined
attributes and provision to pass additional attributes.
checkArgIsNull(applicationName, "applicationName");
checkArgIsNull(name, "name");
checkArgIsNull(factoryClass, "factoryClass");
Hey Jan,
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Yes this works too, apart from my natural dislikes against for. :-)
I'll include a filter and meditate into happiness..:
Thanks,
Felix
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>I'm trying to figure out a way how to read a text file line by line.
>Then for each read line I'd like to invoke a macro with that
>line's contents as an argument. I can't find a better whay
>than using ant-contribs math+var tasks to count the number of
>lines read so far. With that I can use
Hey,
I'm trying to figure out a way how to read a text file line by line.
Then for each read line I'd like to invoke a macro with that line's contents as
an argument. I can't find a better whay than using ant-contribs math+var tasks
to count the number of lines read so far. With that I can use
