The target "test" calls two other targets:
Now, I want to add some condition: when the property "abc" is
available(regardless of its value), only run target "testB", skipping
"testA". I know I can use unless="abc" in target "testA" definition block.
The fact is that "testA" is similar pattern:
Hi:
When I run ant, a lot of warnings are printed out on the screen. It is very
daunting. It makes new people to feel, as first response, this is broken.
But actually, the build is successful. I pasted a few warning messages
below. In our real code, there are hundreds of them.
[javac] /abc/ef
Hi,
In my build.xml,
...
...
The environment variable JAVA_HOME has been set to: C:\Program
Files\Java\jdk1.6.0_24
When I run it, those classes inside rt.jar cannot be found. I have print
out, using echo, the class
After some investigation, I would like to re-phrase my question. Here are my
files:
main/build.xml containing a target invoking a target in sub directory
Dear All:
My directory structure is the following:
libs/externa/ containing a.jar, b.jar
libs/installed/ the generated runnable JAR file, "sample.jar", will be here
src/ containing Java source files
build/ containing Java class files
The main class is x.y.z.MyMain
I have had a really hard time