Sam --
If you don't enter in a description attribute to the target, then it
won't enumerate in the -projecthelp display. I find this helpful in
having internal targets vs. external targets that will be called by users.
Tim
samuel alexander wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> Is it possible to have a private t
nd generated configurations for not
only ModuleName1, but all of its dependencies as well. Or maybe have
the dependency deletion happen only on a flag.
I'm not at all sure if there's an "Ant" way to do this, and like I said,
it won't make much of a difference to me now anyway, but
Ant integration:
>problem: you need that tool and I dont any
> 4. 3rd-party tool without integration:
>problem: also need for the tool; invocation via
>hint: you should capsule the call in a for better readability
> of the buildfile
>
>
> Jan
>
>
I'm trying to create some website graphics through XSL transforms of an
SVG file. Only problem is the Batik task just outputs PNGs, and not
GIFs. Redoing the entire site to PNGs is not an option -- this should
be a transparent transition from using ImageReady templates to a
scripted solution that
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I'm running Ant 1.6.5 on an Ubuntu Linux system, using Sun's 1.4.2_08 JVM.
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ake a test suite and add the test cases to it
will they run separately so maybe I'm getting too complicated?
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uld've called the system property jvm.arch.
Best of luck,
Tim Meals
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Marion, Patrick wrote:
Problem:
have ant tell me whether I am running on a 64 bit architecture.
I thought the solution was:
check for the value of the "os.arch" property.
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