Hi,
I think you should try to contact support forums dealing specifically
with mks to get this question answered.
Regards,
Antoine
NR031 wrote:
Hi,
How to use the tag to Resynchronize working files with the
repository?
I am getting the following error message when I run this tag :
sy
Hi,
How to use the tag to Resynchronize working files with the
repository?
I am getting the following error message when I run this tag :
synchronize:
*** Cannot ask for user confirmation in batch mode; question was: "The
working file c:\Project_Folder\dummy_name\build\META-INF\catalog.xml
Hi Antoine,
Thank you so much for your suggetion, it really helped me. This is
what I did :
I placed the mksant.jar in my local path
e.g., C:/dummy/folder/mksant.jar
I placed my build file inside the directory C:/dummy/folder. and then I
followed your steps :
Hi,
what you are missing is to add a invocation in your build
file to make the ant tasks contained in mksant.jar known to your build file.
mksant.jar probably contains either an antlib.xml file or a property
file with the list of the ant tasks, and this must be referenced.
Additionnally, i
The project that I have been working on had to do with a different jar,
not the mksant.jar file. I did a quick google but didn't find what you
are looking for. I would suggest starting at
http://www.mks.com/support/news.
John
Hi,
Thanks for your quick reply. I put the jar file in my JDK home, but
still it is not recognising the jar. I am using Netbeans as my IDE.
Previously I added a contrib jar to my netbeans/ant/lib folder and it worked
fine for me, but this jar is not working. Can you please send me the URL fo
I found that putting the jar into the ANT_HOME/lib directory did not
work. I had the add to the JAVA_HOME/ant directory in order for ant to
find it. On Linux the directory I placed my jars into was
/usr/share/java/ant.
If you run the command 'ant -diagnostics' it will give you quite a bit
of inf