RE: rmic problem when using ant

ss [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: ?? 30 ??? 2006 13:49? To: Ant Users List Subject: Re: rmic problem when using ant Barak: Sounds like a CLASSPATH problem... Or sourcepath? So, if you run your build twice it works? Barak Yaish wrote: > Hi all, > > I'm facing strange problem when

rmic problem when using ant

Hi all, I'm facing strange problem when I'm using the RMIC task. First, let me describe the relevant classes: Class A extends UnicastRemoteObject implements AInterface Interface AInterface implements Remote Class B extends A implements BInterface Interface BInterface extends AInterface The

RE: Question regarding the Jar task

tfile to be new file (and not the already existent common.jar) - the target is executed successfully. The common.jar file has 777 permission. My question is why the Zip target not updates an existent file? Is there workaround I can use? Thanks again, Barak. -Original Message- From:

RE: Question regarding the Jar task

zip under docs/examples. The archive might end up containing the files: docs/user-guide/html/index.html docs/ChangeLog.txt docs/examples/index.html Jan >-Ursprüngliche Nachricht- >Von: Barak Yaish [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] >Gesendet: Mittwoch, 22. Februar 2006 08:33

Question regarding the Jar task

Hello all, Is it possible using the Jar task to add a file to a specific location in a jar file? For example, if there is a jar containing a folder named z inside a folder named x (/x/z). How should I use the Jar task to add some file into the z folder inside the jar file? Thanks, Barak.

Debug javac task

Hi, I've a javac target which behave strange. It seems compiling successfully code modules, which contains imports statements to files not found in the classpath. Here are some snippets:

RE: Find - is there parallel ant task?

Ant Users List Subject: RE: Find - is there parallel ant task? "Barak Yaish" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote .. > I'm appreciating the useful answer - I'm doing my very first steps with > ant and not aware yet to all its features, so questions I cannot answer > using

RE: Find - is there parallel ant task?

arak. -Original Message- From: Antoine Levy-Lambert [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: ?? 13 ?? 2005 18:28? To: Ant Users List Subject: Re: Find - is there parallel ant task? Barak Yaish wrote: >Hello, > >I would like to find a set of files, which are newer than a certain file (or &

RE: Find - is there parallel ant task?

task? Strange subject line... To get only the files newer than a certain date, try using a nested selector on a Barak Yaish <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hello, I would like to find a set of files, which are newer than a certain file (or time stamp). Is this possible to be done usi

Find - is there parallel ant task?

Hello, I would like to find a set of files, which are newer than a certain file (or time stamp). Is this possible to be done using ant? Thanks, Barak.

RE: Jar task updated a jar without known reason

st as with the jar command-line utility. Yes, without the update attribute set, the jar file will be re-created each time. -Andrew On 9/1/05, Barak Yaish <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > First of all, Thanks! > > But can you tell WHY Ant touched my jar? > > Regarding your sec

RE: Javac does not display the files' names being compiled

Hello again, Can anyone tell me please whether is there exists any patch or workaround which displays the names of the files being compiled by the javac task? Thanks again, Barak. -Original Message- From: Barak Yaish Sent: ?? 01 ?? 2005 11:48? To: user@ant.apache.org Subject

RE: Jar task updated a jar without known reason

ts of compile_cli here) Also, are you sure you want update="true" on the jar task? This will add files to the previously-built jar rather than creating a new one. If you remove files from your source, the jar will still keep the outdated files. -Andrew On 9/1/05, Barak Yaish &l

Jar task updated a jar without known reason

Hello, In my build file, javac and jar task are called in order to create a jar for my project. First time these tasks were called, the source files got compiled and a jar was created just fine. Without changing anything in the source files, I ran again the tasks. Nothing happened in javac tas

Javac does not display the files' names being compiled

Hello, When compiling my sources using Ant javac task, I need to know which files are being compiled. Enabling the Verbose flag of javac task displays too much non-relevant output. Is there flag I can turn on or ant other easy way which will cause javac to display the names of files being comp