Trimming leading spaces in properties files would break
line-continuation. However, the same tactic can easily be handled by
just using a replaceregex filter instead of a trim filter, like
Brian Stephenson wrote:
> I believe something like this should work:
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I'm sure that others will have differing opionions. What I say here is
just mine.
I've never seen a Linux distribution with Ant, Tomcat, etc. packaged in
a convenient and scalable way. I install manually (i.e. without the
package management software that I use for everything other than third
par
Does /users/build/main/release reside on a network drive? If so, what
type of network drive?
Faded-Maximus wrote:
> I really appreciate the help!
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> Added the few lines you requested, it appears the GZ_EXISTS variable isn't
> set, so apparently the gzipped file isn't "available."
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> But I don't
You don't need ant-contrib for this. Just use antcall with nested param
elements.
norken76 wrote:
> Hi there,
> Has anyone tried to pass in params to a called target via 'calltarget' of
> antcontrib (without creating new project) OR maybe a different way to
> achieve this goal (pass param to a ca
The combination JUnit 4.5 + Ant 1.7.1 works fine for me. I make sure my
library classpath is clean. If it doesn't work for you with JUnit 4.5 +
Ant 1.7.1, I'd say you have an environment problem.
Shawn Castrianni wrote:
> How can I use the new JUnit 4.1 with ANT 1.7.X? If I put the new junit.j
My favorite way is to use unicode escapes. Not only does it work for
every character you will need (visible or not visible), but unicode
escapes work for all XML, properties, and even Java source files (using
different syntax, as explained below). For Ant build files: "&#" +
2_DIGIT_DECIMAL_NUMBE
I've written a document covering the neglected (and challenging) topic
of DocBook in Ant / pure Java environments.
http://pub.admc.com/howtos/ant-docbook-howto/
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For a
java and javac will fork or not as described in the Manual for those
tasks. As described there, they will not fork unless you use the fork
attribute to turn on forking.
Using fork="false" (the default) is more efficient, but makes the
execution tightly bound to your Ant environment, and doesn't al
