Hi sadaf,
Try this example it works fine for me. u can use the
import task.
I have a build file from where I am calling a target
in another build file(a split), i found this example
in apache forrest, where I call the forrest build from
my build file.
someth
Hi,
It should get created and the build should also be
sucessfull if
failonerror="false"
is set.
bye,
with regards,
Deepak.
--- "Thittai, Ranganathan N. [IE]"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Folks,
>
> Why this deafening silence?
> Does anyone know the answer to this? If this is a
> JAVAC issue
Hi,
I am not sure myself, but what I would do is assign a
property name to the file and check in the
if assigned it proceeds else direst it to the next
required target.
bye,
with regards,
Deepak.
--- Pritesh saharey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi All,
> I want to check for a file whether it
Hi,
By default ant will look for the build.xml in the
current workink directory. So if u want to kkep it
seperately some where, then write an ant task in the
build file that directs the control flow to another
.xml file.
bzye,
with regards,
Deepak.
--- Frankie Woodruff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
I have solved the problem by using a foreach task. So
everythings fine now. My next task is to rename all
the files that I have made tidy. I have to rename all
the files from .html to .ehtml so that it can be added
to forrest tool for building the project site.
I came across a previous messag
Hi,
I have to use the tidy.jar to make the html files in a
directory - as well formed.
I tried it with ant java task.
It works fine.
But how can I make this to work for an entire set of
directory. I understood that ant java task takes
argument and so it takes only 1 file.
for example, i ha
