Andy Wickson wrote:
I am really trying to get Ant itself to run using a non-default java runtime
(one I specify). The reasons are very convoluted and I won't bore you with
them.
There seems to be something in the docs about this but I get the feeling
things may have changed recently. I have see
I am really trying to get Ant itself to run using a non-default java runtime
(one I specify). The reasons are very convoluted and I won't bore you with
them.
There seems to be something in the docs about this but I get the feeling
things may have changed recently. I have seen talk of a .antrc fi
Andy Wickson wrote:
Hi,
I know that using
I can specify the javac that I want to use for a compilation but is it
possible to do this the other way round?
I.e., I want to explicitly specify to Ant the runtime to use for itself at
startup (one which it won't find as default in the $PATH) and
Hi Andy,
are you just trying to ensure that your sources will compile to be, say,
1.3 compliant? This was a problem that I faced for a while and I believe
it was solved on this mailing list. I thought specifying
source/target=1.3 should or would be enough but it is not - you have to
specify t
Hi,
I know that using
I can specify the javac that I want to use for a compilation but is it
possible to do this the other way round?
I.e., I want to explicitly specify to Ant the runtime to use for itself at
startup (one which it won't find as default in the $PATH) and then use the
default j
