Sommers, Elizabeth wrote:
We are not using the maven2 tasks. The ultimate goal is to build 2 seperate
paths, one which is scoped for testing and one which is scoped for the
build. The build path will then be used to help build a war.
Ok.
I use the m2 tasks which are a bit clunky (ant suppor
, June 12, 2006 5:56 AM
To: Ant Users List
Subject: Re: Building a fileset from an arbitrary list (task)
Sommers, Elizabeth wrote:
> Because we have a huge repository of jars and subversion info. Scanning it
> can take upwards of a minute or more. Instead we are building paths from
a
> m
Sommers, Elizabeth wrote:
Because we have a huge repository of jars and subversion info. Scanning it
can take upwards of a minute or more. Instead we are building paths from a
maven2 pom (a perfectly reasonable way of describing artifacts, even if we
don't use maven).
1. Are you using the mav
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Sent: Friday, June 09, 2006 12:26 PM
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Subject: Re: Building a fileset from an arbitrary list (task)
If I may ask, why don't you want to use Direct
If I may ask, why don't you want to
use DirectoryScanner?
Jeffrey E. (Jeff) Care
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IBM WebSphere Application
Server Development
WAS Pyxis Lead
Release Engineer
"Sommers, E
I am writing an ant task that does something like eclipseclasspath - but not
quite. For some reason I am having trouble finding the code that will allow
me to build a fileset from a list.
I do NOT want to use directoryScanner - does anybody have some code they can
help me out with.
Thanks
Liz S
