Does Ant have a property that is automatically set to the targets that
were specified on the command line? I couldn't seem to find such a
property, even using . Is there some way to get to this
information?
Thanks,
--Alex Buccino
It looks like the error I was getting when I had the most recent version
of Rhino installed. Which version are you using?
I could only get it to work using bsf-2.3_rc1 and rhino-1.5r3
--Alex Buccino
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02/18/2005 11:19 AM
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On Thu, 17 Feb 2005, alexander buccino
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Hello,
I'm new to Ant I'm trying to figure out the "Ant way" to solve the
following problems, and it's really giving me a lot of trouble.
I'm trying to take a subset of files in a directory, compare them to a set
of files with a different extension in another directory, and compile
these files
ks fine.
Thanks for your help, Stefan.
--Alex
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Subject:Re: Trouble getting script and scriptdef tasks to work
On Thu, 17
Sorry about the last message. I hit send by mistake.
I was trying to say that I was having trouble getting javascript to work
through Ant's Script and ScriptDef tasks, but then I found the notes on
library dependencies. It's a little cryptic. It says that if you are
using bsf-2.3.0-rc1 you mu
Hello,
I'm trying to get the
I need to execute ant builds on a remote machine and I'm trying to decide
on the best method.
I've written off Rant because it looks like a dead project.
I tried the antserver from ant-contrib and found it was a piece of cake to
get working, but seems to suffer from a huge problem in that no
i
