Hi.
Is it possible to iterate over a XML file? How can this be done?
Thanks,
Guy.
it is possible to tell how much time took a target to run, or a process within
a target, like exec?
something like ...
the action took ${myTime}
...
is there something like this available?
Is it possible to make a string lowercase (or uppercase)?
Something like
${myVar} can be "Release", while after calling , ${newVar} will be
set to "release".
Does something like this exist?
Thanks.
how can tell if a property is set?
I've tried using contrib this -
but, if ${var} was never been set, the result is actually FALSE...
I need something like -
...
[http://www.waves.com/Objects/Images/Others/signature_logo.jpg] Guy Catz
Release Manager
Waves Audi
How can I tell if a property is defined?
I've tried from contrib like this - if .. ${var} = "" ...
That's fine for properties which was set to "", but not for properties who
haven't set at all.
Next, I've tried ${length.var}="0", but I always get length.var = 6 because it
didn't open the ${va
I would like to set a parameter to a ant. Something like this from command-line
-
ANT compile debug
ANT compile release
or
ANT testProducts full
ANT testProducts debugOnly
the target Compile will "catch" the first parameter and will act as needed.
how can I make this to work? how can I call a
I want to run the most trivial build process -
init, and - clean, compile, sendReport which depend on init.
Now, I've wrote a MAIN target -
The problem - init is being called three times.
I know that the best way to do it is
but the problem is that I have to do somethin
hey guys.
I'm trying to use the For task with contrib, but when running, it says that it
doesn't familiar with For !!!
Letter @{letter}
BUILD FAILED
/p4client/BuildMachine/Mac/Scripts/build-buildAllCC.xml:98: Problem: failed to
create task or type "for"
Cause: Th
I have several targets, all depends on init -
...
...
...
and of course
...
Now, I also have a target which call a, then b and then c.
But when I run that ANT, the output is something like this -
running - successful
running -successful
running - successful
running -
Hi.
I want to run an exec and I want its output to be directed to /dev/null.
But, when I run "myexec -r -a > /dev/null" I get an error saying that the
engine tried to run 3 lines -
myexec -r -a
>
/dev/null
and not all in one line.
How can I make it happened? I'm using the task.
Thanks.
Hey guys,
How do I use the mail task to send in a HTML format?
There seems to be a mimetype property. Is this what I need? the manual doesn't
say how to use it.
Please advise.
Thanks.
hey guys,
I'm running a p4sync command on a huge branch and the log is flooded
with the command's output.
is there a way of "turning the log off" for that command?
the problem is that I'm running this command from ANT, which is called
by the CC.
I've tried already calling the ANT with quiet mod
le by removing the *.template
suffix:
Is this what you're looking for?
On Mon, May 12, 2008 at 9:18 AM, Guy Catz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> hey guys,
>
> Is it possi
hey guys,
Is it possible to replace a string in an existing file?
Thanks,
Guy.
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From: Steve Loughran [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, May 01, 2008 12:22 PM
To: Ant Users List
Subject: Re: writing to XML
Guy Catz wrote:
> Hi.
>
> What I actually need, is to write data into a XML file, so I will be
> able to render this XML to a HTML as a report.
List
Cc: user@ant.apache.org
Subject: Re: writing to XML
Where are you getting the XML node from ?
XMLTask ( http://www.oopsconsultancy.com/software/xmltask/ ) may do what
you require.
Brian
On Wed, April 30, 2008 17:10, Guy Catz wrote:
> hi guys,
>
> I'm trying to write a node to
hi guys,
I'm trying to write a node to XML file.
Is it possible to do that from ANT?
something like the XMLProperty which read from XML, just the opposite..
:)
Thanks.
Guy.
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