Re: different patterns per configuration

Shaka Tard writes: > > Teknocrat, > > First, are you saying you need to see both jars, for instance, like this? > > commons-lang.jar > commons-lang-1.6.10.jar no, I want some jars going into conf1 as foo-1.2.jar and others going into conf2 as bar.so I am doing JNI and using ivy to store some

how to deal with localised properties?

If i want to load different properties file depending on the locale how is this handled? Basically, does ant support the notion of a java resource bundle? cheers - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional comm

classpath issues in custom task

I have a custom ant task with the following cast JavacTask jTask = (JavacTask) task; where task is a CompilationTask generated by JavaCompiler and JavacTask is an instance of com.sun.source.util.JavacTask from tools.jar When I am in eclipse everyhting works properly The following code

how do I pass properties containing & chars

I am using ant 1.7. I need to pass urls as properties. Unfortunately these have parameters in them i.e. -Dtest.url=http://x.y.z?a=b&c=d ant barfs on these - is there any way this can be done - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PR

Re: how do i use propertyfile on windows?

Anderson, Rob (Global Trade) wrote: -Original Message- From: news [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of teknokrat Sent: Monday, February 12, 2007 12:05 PM To: user@ant.apache.org Subject: how do i use propertyfile on windows? When ever I use the propertyfile task to add a filepath on

Re: how do i use propertyfile on windows?

Antoine Levy-Lambert wrote: Hello teknokrat, the fact that c:/ is written as c\:/ in a property file belongs to the spec of properties in Java. The : character is always escaped in property files. Do you use the property file that you generate using also with a Java program, or is it

how do i use propertyfile on windows?

When ever I use the propertyfile task to add a filepath on windows it escapes the colon in front of the drive e.g. c:/ turns to c\:/ which completely messes up the path. How do I make it stop escaping characters? thanks - To

Re: how do i group files in different directories?

Scot P. Floess wrote: You can define a ... Your path can contain file sets, etc... Then you can simply refer to id... teknokrat wrote: I would like to define a group of jar files and then reference this group in the lib task. However, these jars are all in different directories and

how do i group files in different directories?

I would like to define a group of jar files and then reference this group in the lib task. However, these jars are all in different directories and neither a filelist or fileset allow me to do this. Is there some way I can achieve this with ant? thanks