at they have -D in front it before call ant
Thanx to Jan for the contribution,
Ninju
- Original Message
From: Michael Giroux <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: Ant Users List
Sent: Friday, December 09, 2005 12:44:37 PM
Subject: Re: AW: How to use ANT as a command shell
Thanks for
I have to admit I did not catch this thread until now, so if this is
gibberish than do please ignore it :)
But, just reading this particular message, I have to ask, are you using
Windows? If so, you would make sure ant IS NOT in your path, then you
could create a batch file to kind of "bootst
Thanks for all the comments. After reading the entire thread, it seems that
the short answer is "no", at least not at the moment.
My specific requirement could be handled if a target had visibility to the
list of remaining targets:
ant dosomething arg1 arg2 ...
Given this command line, ant will
I haven't seen it mentioned on this thread yet, but
are we all aware of commons-exec in the sandbox, which
was ported from a 1.6.x version of Ant's code? We had
this discussion before... one idea was that if Ant
switched over we would probably depend on
commons-exec, but that our build process wou
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Mmh, so we tune the ant-launcher.jar and that´s all. Other could just reuse
that jar with a different configuration?
no,. nothing to do with ant-launcher.
its the stuff behind Exec and Java that people want. Ant has the most
debugged process execution logic out the
>>>While I agree with everything in this doc, it shows the
>pent-up demand
>>>for a decent command-line app launcher from Java, above and
>beyond the
>>>classic "java -jar somejar args" technique.
>>>
>>>If/when we refactor Ant's / logic into a jakarta-commons
>>>project (the maven people, amo
Hi ,
I want to know how to use ant font manager.
Plz help
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>> Is there any way to cause ANT to
>> 1) always invoke the default target
You could specify a _default_ target since early versions of Ant
(in former time you has to specify the default attribute of project
>> Is there any way to cause ANT to
>> 1) always invoke the default target
You could specify a _default_ target since early versions of Ant
(in former time you has to specify the default attribute of project).
This target is performed, if you dont specify an alternative while
invocation.
If you w
