ase with a few source files
replaced to change behavior? Kinda sounds like the wrong way to go
about it.
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I am using junit 4.3.1 and ant 1.7, I have haltonfailure="true" on
the junit element, but all of my tests are executed even though some
fail. Can I make it halt on failure? Or am I misunderstanding how
that is supposed to work?
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atters or not. Most tasks happily accept the single backslashes.
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h your cvs version, googling gave
as first match =
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inside some other tag.if then,how, please tell me
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though it is a property, and it's not.
If you wanted to output the paths for debugging, what would you do?
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The dir element specifies the base directory for the copy. If you want
the package directories to be included, you need the base dirctory to be
your source directory.
Narahari 'n' Savitha wrote:
Friends,
I have this situation
src
|_com\test\narahari|
|___Dao
Have one target build a fileset of the modified files and give it a
refid, and also use pathconvert to assign a property containing the
contents of the fileset with setonempty="false".
Then run your copy target conditionally on the property.
Hi,
A use a copy task t
Use Xslt task to apply an XSL transform to generate your FO?
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Hi,
I have a question concerning an Ant Task for FOP.
I want to transform documents from xml to pdf. I found an fop ant task in
http://xmlgraphics.apache.org/fop/0.92/anttask.html
but there is just the transfo
When I specify a value for the "whenempty" attribute of the jar task, a
warning is generated saying "JARs are never empty, the contain at least
a manifest file". This means that this attribute never has any effect!
What's even worse is that it means that the default behavior as stated
in the
Ant _does_ expand macro parameters the way you want, however (this
discrepancy is unintuitive and baffling to me, but that's another
story). So, you could make the part that checks availability a
macrodef, passing in ${hostname} and ${num} as arguments. You will then
be able to reference [EMA
sshexec?
Andrus, Brooks wrote:
Hey, I'm an Ant noob, so I apologize in advance.
I've created a simple build file which zips up a project and uploads it
to an ftp site. The missing piece of the puzzle for me is how I can go
about unzipping the file once its been uploaded. I'm not seeing anyth
I had problems with this too. I think what is happening is that it is
trying to add your files in a directory called cvs-local/test-module,
which doesn't exist in cvs, so it is failing, which is good, because
this isn't what you want anyway. If you were going to do this from the
command line,
Sure enough, you were correct. It seems that the "to" attribute does
not handle literal relative paths very well. If I store the relative
path as the location attribute of a property, no problem doing anything
at all.
What's up with this? Does anybody else find that buggy, or is it just
me?
I played with the ejbjar task a long time ago and could never get it to
do what I wanted it to. I just use the "jar" task as follows:
Where ${meta-inf.dir} is where my deployment descriptors, etc. are
generated and ${prod.class.dir}
XDoclet 1.2.x doesnt work on java1.5???
I had no idea - I had to stick with java1.4 on my last project.
Ignorance is bliss, as they say...
You got me scurrying to Google, though, and there would now appear to
be an XJavaDoc snapshot release which lets you use XDoclet 1.2.x with
Java 1.5.,
The following works under ant 1.6.5:
I inadvertantly omitted the ... in my initial example.
It should be mentioned that if you have spaces in the paths to your
working directory, will not work as expected, as it
will break arguments on
You could use PathConvert to convert your fileset into a string with
the list of files. You will probably want to set pathsep=" " and use
arg line="${fileslist}".
So, you have:
I haven't tried it, but it should work.
Hi,
Please forgive my stupidity, but I have spe
I have developed a build system architecture which uses one common,
generic build.xml file to build each module in the project. This build
file can then recursively call itself with a different basedir to build
modules upon which the current module depends (dependencies are
configured in a per
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