Yes it is working with attribute parallel="true"... :)_
Thanks a ton Peter... :)
Peter Reilly-2 wrote:
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> You could use the "parallel" attribute ->
> http://ant-contrib.sourceforge.net/tasks/tasks/for.html
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> WARNING:: although I wrote the task, I have never used the parallel
> attribute, s
Thanks for replying...
But using within for loop (see how I used it below) is not
serving my purpose... It is firing antcall's sequentially... I want to run
multiple instances of target "run-test" with different values for id
param
Harry, put the parallel inside the sequential. They aren't a pair where
you would choose one or the other. The sequential task has hooks that
let the loop structure set the variable for you. Inside sequential, you
can access idx as @{idx} rather than the more usual ${idx}
For scripting I like beanshell myself :)
On Wed, 11 Nov 2009, cvsusr wrote:
Is there any Ant experts who can provide a solutions for this scenario... ??
Thanks in advance..
cvsusr wrote:
Hi
In my ant build,
I need to find duplicate files under set of dirs and if found, copy it t
You could use the "parallel" attribute ->
http://ant-contrib.sourceforge.net/tasks/tasks/for.html
WARNING:: although I wrote the task, I have never used the parallel
attribute, since
most of ant is not parallel safe.
Peter
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> you can use task
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> Harry_ wrote:
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>> Hi,
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>> I need to run m
Ok, if your preference is javascript you could try the optional
scriptdef task instead:
http://ant.apache.org/manual/OptionalTasks/scriptdef.html
The above page provides an example of how to iterate through filesets
which should give you a good start.
Thanks
Adam
On Wed, 2009-11-11 at 02:28 -0
I really need to learn scripting and do it.. Can I used java script?? I will
give a try..
Is it so that i need to write java script and call it using groovy task??
Adam Leggett (UPCO) wrote:
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> If you are comfortable with scripting using syntax akin to Java, i'd
> suggest you use the groovy
Adam's suggestion of a script is probably going to be the simplest solution.
Another option may be to take a look at the Checksum task and generate MD5
hashes for the files, then compare the MD5 hash values for each file, if the
values are equal, then you know you have a duplicate. You could then
If you are comfortable with scripting using syntax akin to Java, i'd
suggest you use the groovy ant task to do something like this
http://groovy.codehaus.org/The+groovy+Ant+Task
Thanks
Adam
On Wed, 2009-11-11 at 02:13 -0800, cvsusr wrote:
> Is there any Ant experts who can provide a solutions
Is there any Ant experts who can provide a solutions for this scenario... ??
Thanks in advance..
cvsusr wrote:
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> Hi
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> In my ant build,
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> I need to find duplicate files under set of dirs and if found, copy it to
> the temp directory.
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> say in my current dir i have chk/src/a.txt an
you can use task..
Harry_ wrote:
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> Hi,
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> I need to run multiple target in Ant's loop. How can I achieve this. I am
> able to make antcall in sequential way as described below.
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