Yes sure.
Jan.Materne wrote:
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> Could you post your buildfiles - the part with and the xmltask
> usage?
>
> Jan
>
>>-Ursprüngliche Nachricht-
>>Von: jaki [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>Gesendet: Freitag, 19. September 2008 13:23
ey
"instr.dialog.title.applet_alert" - using default English form
[xmltask] Msgs: Failed to find localized message for key
"instr.button.allow" - using default English form
[xmltask] Msgs: Failed to find localized message for key
"instr.button.disallow" - using def
If what you asked was whether I'm running the buildfile using 'ant' on the
commandline then yes that's what I'm doing. And I still get the alert.
Jan.Materne wrote:
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> You arent starting Ant from the command line, I guess? ...
>
>
> Jan
>
> _
I get an applet alert message box asking permission to read from / write to
the given xml file when using xmltask ant task. Anyway to get rid of this?
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n("Hello System.out");
> System.err.println("Hello System.err");
> }
> }
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> Buildfile: build.xml
> [echo] Output: 'Hello System.out'
> [echo] Error : 'Hello System.err'
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> BUILD SUCCESSFUL
>
> -Ursprün
Isn't outputproperty attribute of task supposed to capture values
printed by System.out.println? I have a program with a System.out.println in
it and when I run this using in ant, I can see the printed value on
the console but outproperty is echoed as blank? Why must this be happening?
Should I
Is it possible to modify a txt/xml file within a jar (or any archive for that
matter) in ant without having to unjar/unzip it?
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Is there any task which allows you to set environment variables like
JAVA_HOME using ant?
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