Hello Gilbert
The attribute "regexp" represents the regular expression which is matched in
the input string. You
are trying to match a pattern that's a part of the input string. I'd suggest
using perl (can be
executed both in Linux/Win-x platforms)
-Sujeet
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From
Again, it seems that some WLI or WLW jars are not in your system CLASSPATH.
Update your system
CASSPATH.
The IO exception is generated because you can not write into a JAR directly. It
has to be first
unzipped and stored temporarily.
-Sujeet
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From: ashish
To:
Well, this looks like a Weblogic configuration problem. Did you contact
Weblogic Support?
-Sujeet
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From: Guruprasad R
To: Ant Users List
Sent: Thursday, February 02, 2006 3:44 PM
Subject: Please Help
Hi
I am using an ant build script generated by we
Hello Lothar
Did you try the <spawn="yes" ...> with the exec task?
Regards
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Hello Rajiv
You can't reset prop-values. You can, however, override them. Call your
target using antcall with the attribute inheritAll="false". Now within the
target override the values by reassigning them with new values.
- Sujeet
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From: "Rajiv Jaitly" <[EMAIL PROTE
Hello Shigemoto
Yeah, that's a weird problem I faced a lot. You can try the following:
1. add the complete path of aaa.jar and bbb.jar in your environment
CLASSPATH.
2. Make it as
- Sujeet
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From: "Shigemoto FUJIKURA" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
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