I tried to help out by experimenting with the "src" sub element. In
the sub element, I tried various settings.
for example:
However, I encounter error saying things like srcdir needs to be set,
or .../MyJavaFile.java is not a directory.
So, either I am not doing it right, or it's a bug
Add to Martin's suggestion, if none of his solutions fits your case,
then you can always look into class loader. A class loader can load
classes from anywhere, so that will guarantee to work. If you define
a task, here's a snippet I got off the net:
On Tue, Dec 30, 2008 at 10:29 AM,
The document for svn ant will tell you exactly how to do that. Give
it a shot, and ask question later, specific exactly what problem you
encounter.
On Wed, Oct 15, 2008 at 12:55 AM, siba prasad <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hi ,
>
> The requirement is as follows.I want to tag the code base.For w
There is an existing Ant task. I need to set the attribute extraClasses.
Open the task's source code, it looks like this:
public String[] getExtraClasses()
public void setExtraClasses(String[] extraClasses)
I didn't write the code, and prefer not modify this code even it's
open source (because o
There is an Ant task, where it has this method:
public String[] getExtraClasses()
public void setExtraClasses(String[] extraClasses)
How do I set these extra classes?
This doesn't work:
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I haven't found the solution to this, however, I pass the following to
the ant command as a parameter
-lib \commons-net-1.4.1.jar -lib \jakarta-oro-2.0.8.jar
If you find your solution, please let me know. The problem I think is
that ftp task was defined already in a parent classloader. If you
d
I think you have a communication problem.
Here's how I understand your problem: you have a web application, with
a webpage (written in JSP) that you can submit a .java source file.
When a user submit the .java source file, you need to process the file
using Ant.
If that is the case, then you need
ingle line containing comma-delimited files, you
> could filter that to an includesfile as well. The
> good thing about includesfiles is that you can use
> them to specify paths with whitespace; IIRC you can't
> do that with ' includes attribute.
>
> HTH,
> Matt
>
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at 10:42 AM, Scot P. Floess <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> How about a macrodef with an optional element? Or something like that?
>
> On Fri, 19 Sep 2008, Nan Null wrote:
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>> Hi, I need to provide a fileset in ANT that is customizable by the
>> developers. To do tha
Hi, I need to provide a fileset in ANT that is customizable by the
developers. To do that, I am thinking of a customized property file
for each developer to put in the list of files for the fileset. My
question is how do I have this in the property file? I am thinking of
a comma separated proper
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