I have the following code snippet:
With Ant 1.6.5, this works fine, but with Ant 1.7.1 it appears to
successfully copy one file, and then falls ov
Is this a lowercase problem?
Juergen, you're a megastar! I've been beating my brain on this one for more
than a week, and I really believed I'd been down that route, without any
success. However, I tried it again and bingo! problem solved.
Thanks for your help
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David Weintraub wrote:
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> I don't believe there's a IsPropertyTrue condition.
Well David, as I said, my code works fine in Windows, and only falls over in
Linux. You might like to look at this:
http://ant-contrib.sourceforge.net/tasks/tasks/more_conditions.html
ispropertytrue
Your propose
I'm using Ant version 1.6.5, and ant-contrib-1.0b2.jar.
I have a snippet of my build file which looks like this:
In my Windows environment (Win XP Pro SP3), this works fine, but I'm
attempting to trans
Well, in the face of the deafening silence from all you gurus, I've come up
with a solution to the problem:
The crucial bit is th
Dominique
> You're not saying what you do if the two dirs differ.
I wish to build and deploy the module, which simply involves making a call
to another build.xml file which is included in the structure; if the two
dirs are the same, I wish to do nothing.
In plain English the problem could be s
My problem is very simple: I have two parallel directory structures, 'Old'
and 'New', which contain a variety of files and subdirectories. Normally
the contents are identical, but I want to know whether any file has been
updated. OUTOFDATE seems to be the perfect solution, but I can't seem to
g
I use StarTeam successfully simply by using the following -lib parameter when
I call Ant:
-lib "C:\Program Files\Borland\StarTeam SDK 2005\Lib"
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