I thought you had earlier decided on 5" boards through WalMart, or similar?
It doesn't matter to me.
--Wayne
On Mar 19, 2019, 02:55, at 02:55, Jaikiran Pai wrote:
>Hello all,
>
>I've created a release candidate for 1.10.6. This release contains bug
>fixes as well as enhancements.
>
>The relea
Eric,
We create an almost-Java source file, e.g., Version.txt, containing
replacement targets. We extract version information from Subversion (or
ClearCase, etc.) into a property with Ant, which we then in an
Ant from Version.txt to Version.java. The advantages of this
approach are (1) th
's been a while since I wrote it.
-Rob A
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From: Wayne Cannon [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, September 12, 2007 12:06 PM
To: Ant Users List
Cc: Ant Developers List
Subject: Re: Computed fileset
Thanks. I haven't tried it yet, but it looks lik
fully they are interested.
-Rob Anderson
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From: Wayne Cannon [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, September 12, 2007 8:33 AM
To: Ant Users List
Subject: Computed fileset
I want to perform sets of operations on a computed fileset --
e.g., the
list of files c
or my thinking. Currently, I don't have a good feel for
where to start. There have been a number of similar topics discussed
recently, but if this was covered, I didn't pick up on it.
--Wayne Cannon
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To unsu
I haven't been monitoring this thread very closely, but if I'm not off
base, the following points may explain some of what you are seeing. I'm
not a TCP expert, but have been burned in the past and had to learn the
following the hard way.
-- When you "close" a socket, it actually remains in a
The "Ant in Action" book is well worth the investment if you expect to
continue using Ant at all. It includes a section on migration from
other build approaches. --Wayne
Sayed, Irfan (Irfan) wrote:
Hi All,
I have one build script which is totally in windows batch script. I am
planning to
Up front, let me say that I am relatively new to using Ant.
Ant's declarative approach is significantly different than the
sequential/procedural approach of script files and most other
languages. I like to think of it as "goal"-oriented as opposed to
"process" oriented, if that helps. I resp
I'll second that recommendation. It's an excellent tutorial and very
well indexed so it also serves as an excellent reference.
--Wayne
Steve Loughran wrote:
Sayed, Irfan (Irfan) wrote:
Hi All,
I am very new to the Ant world. Really want to learn ant scripting
(build.xml) from scratch. I al
May I respectfully suggest a attribute alternative to the
selector's current and attributes?
--Wayne
Wayne Cannon wrote:
I would like to do the equivalent of a "find -newer reference_file ...
| zip ... ", i.e., archiving all files newer than a reference_file. I
would
ame out that I
forgot how much inferior it is to outofdate ;-)
Sounds like Matt's solution's the way to go for pure Ant 1.7+, while
I'd probably use Ant-Contrib's myself, 'cause I'm used to
it, and can nest the tasks to perform directly in the .
--DD
On 7/19/07, Wayn
since
avoids having multiple targets, but it adds a dependency. --DD
On 7/19/07, Wayne Cannon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I would like to do the equivalent of a "find -newer reference_file ... |
zip ... ", i.e., archiving all files newer than a reference_file. I
would like to arch
I would like to do the equivalent of a "find -newer reference_file ... |
zip ... ", i.e., archiving all files newer than a reference_file. I
would like to archive only the files that have changed since the last
major archive into a smaller, faster, "delta" archive; much like an
incremental bac
... as does SlickEdit. --Wayne
glenn opdycke-hansen wrote:
XEmacs/Emacs works nicely for editing and formatting ant xml scripts.
--glenn
On 7/4/07, Rebhan, Gilbert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
i'm searching for a formatter task for ant build scripts.
Something like ++ in Eclipse Ant Edit
for your source path.
--Wayne
Wayne Cannon wrote:
... or simply name them both non-java, such as A.java.source, and then
copy the desired one to A.java in its current directory (removing any
pre-existing A.java copies beforehand). That way, there is only one
A.java, regardless of directory
... or simply name them both non-java, such as A.java.source, and then
copy the desired one to A.java in its current directory (removing any
pre-existing A.java copies beforehand). That way, there is only one
A.java, regardless of directory.
If there are two different cases that are compiled,
Keep in mind that a class file is generated for every Java class, NOT
for every source file. Source files can contain multiple classes
(although I generally don't like the practice, it's very common for
listener classes in GUI code). If B.java defined classes B and C, the
compiler would gener
David,
I duplicated your trial and got exactly the same error. Then I dropped
mail.jar and activation.jar into my ANT_HOME/lib directory and
everything worked perfectly. I hope that is helpful.
--Wayne
David Weintraub wrote:
I have a very straight forward build.xml file:
Have you considered using the Logger (e.g., Log4J) to do this? --Wayne
Denis Bessmertnyj wrote:
I have a lot of If one execution is failed I need to know about it. How I may get this
info?
Note that all use this info.
---
Denis Bessmertnyj,
GUI SoftWeb
--
Seeing no response, I suspect the IdlToClsCompiler is one of the
IDL-to- translators provided by CORBA ORB vendors.
More common names are idl2java, idlToJava, idl2cpp, etc. Anyway, there
is little standardization in command names and their parameters from
vendor to vendor, only in the IDL lan
Hmmm. [Ant newbie thinking] Just as there is a "fail" task, could
there not be a "succeed" task added that would cause the enclosing task
to simply return as though it were successful. This would be a general
purpose tool that could be invoked conditionally for any number of
reasons. It wou
... or use 's "preservelastmodified" on the original so
the copied file has the same time-stamp as the original. To my way of
thinking, this allows a more 'honest" appraisal of files. --Wayne
Keith Hatton wrote:
A favourite that trips me up is that the destination files are newer
than the
I'm new to ant, but can the Log4jListener combined with log4j's
HTMLAppender be used for this?
--Wayne
Scot P. Floess wrote:
Try this:
If you are interested, I also have some XSLT that will convert the
output to HTML in a nice format :)
Priest, James (NIH/NIEHS) [C] wrot
Visual SlickEdit is my preferred XML editor. It works quite well. It
provides configurable syntax-driven prompting, auto-completion of
matching closing statements, "pretty-printing", syntax-specific
coloring, and keyword (e.g., element and attribute) prompting. The
latter requires a DTD. Th
Just to add a third-party opinion from a neophyte Ant user experienced
in make and other build systems:
I appreciated the declarative, as opposed to procedural, nature of Ant.
The procedural nature of traditional build tools (scripts, make, etc.)
is the very reason they become so fragile with
I experienced the same problem and had the same question.
However, I like the suggestions presented here and feel that they are
more consistent with the behavior of operating systems and file-system
libraries. For example, you don't expect "rm -r mydir" or "rmdir mydir"
to provide a parameter
ant -p
Narahari 'n' Savitha wrote:
Freinds
Would you know how to list all the targets in the build file ?
-Narahari
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I think I've solved the problem. When I use the "executable" attribute,
it starts complaining that the -source command-line parameter isn't
supported. However, when I remove the source="1.3" and target="1.3"
attributes, it stops complaining; so those parameters must be
incompatible with the J
lease
-target Generate class files for specific VM version
executable="/opt/java/jdk1.1/bin/javac"
On 10/25/06, Wayne Cannon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I'm attempting to convert a Java 1.3project to Ant that has an
attribute
I'm attempting to convert a Java 1.3project to Ant that has an attribute
named "enum" (Java 1.3 did not have an Enum class) -- "Enumeration
enum;". I have source and target attributes set to "1.3", but still get
the following error message:
warning: as of release 1.5, 'enum' is a keyword, and
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