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Well, there are several ways to do what you want. I'll show you just one of
these ways, I'm using it:
It's my build.xml, it's
martedì 13 novembre 2012 11.09
A: Ant Users List
Oggetto: Re: R: [newbie] excute multiple jar files
Hi,
Yes. That is what I want to do
Von meinem iPad gesendet
Am 13.11.2012 um 10:13 schrieb Ravagli Virgilio
:
> Hi,
> Can you make an example of what you're willing to do, please ?
&g
he same build.xml ?
>
> Regards,
> Virgilio
>
> -Messaggio originale-
> Da: lenamtru...@gmail.com [mailto:lenamtru...@gmail.com]
> Inviato: venerdì 9 novembre 2012 21.49
> A: user@ant.apache.org
> Oggetto: [newbie] excute multiple jar files
>
> Hi,
>
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A: user@ant.apache.org
Oggetto: [newbie] excute multiple jar files
Hi,
do you know how to excute multiple jar files using just only one ant build.xml?
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Hi,
do you know how to excute multiple jar files using just only one ant
build.xml?
1. Use @{dest} instead of ${dest}
-Original Message-
From: Carlos Araya [mailto:carlos.ar...@gmail.com]
Sent: Friday, April 20, 2012 4:01 PM
To: user@ant.apache.org
Subject: Newbie question
I have a macrodef called init that defines an attribute called dest
I have a macrodef called init that defines an attribute called dest
Creating directory
I have two questions:
1. Is there a way I can force ant to honor the latest version of the build
file? Is it cached somewhere?
When trying to copy a resource to a directory before ziping it I can't get
it to copy or it appears to copy to multiple locations. This may be due to
changes I've made to
turn bring you
problem.
Regards,
-Xiaowei Zhang
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From: Ego [mailto:m47841-mailingli...@yahoo.it]
Sent: Thursday, August 25, 2011 9:17 PM
To: Ant Users List
Cc: Scot P. Floess
Subject: Re: Newbie: task can't find my source files
SOLVED:
Still I can't say why a
SOLVED:
Still I can't say why all / statements fail in my
configuration, but at last I found a workaround. I'll post it in case someone
had similar issues.
build.properties
src.dir=${basedir}/projects/modules/src
# I overlooked subpackage sr2 previously, but that's not essential
Update:
Finally I managed to compile and jar the content of the src dir.
This is the updated build.properties file:
src.dir=${basedir}/projects/modules/src
build.dir=${basedir}/projects/WEB-INF/build
dist.dir=${basedir}/projects/WEB-INF/dist
project.name=gdv
main-class=apps.gdv.GDVLauncher
jar-cl
> You might try to compute the dir and hand that value to
> javac...
>
> For example:
>
> property="basedir.basename"/>
>
>
> .../>
>
>
> Not sure that will fix it...but it may :)
It didn't in fact.
Thanks anyway for all the help.
-
You might try to compute the dir and hand that value to javac...
For example:
Not sure that will fix it...but it may :)
On Mon, 22 Aug 2011, Ego wrote:
I bet basename will yield src?
Exactly. I typed in the following lines, as suggested:
dir = [${basedir.dir}]
base =
> I bet basename will yield src?
Exactly. I typed in the following lines, as suggested:
dir = [${basedir.dir}]
base = [${basedir.basename}]
Side notes:
- versose output contains the line
Project base dir set to: D:\Workspaces\Java
- source code for project's main class begins
I bet basename will yield src?
On Mon, 22 Aug 2011, Ego wrote:
Good news:
yields:
D:\Workspaces\Java\projects\modules
instead of the expected:
D:\Workspaces\Java\projects\modules\src
Surely something's going wrong when processing the includes="" property (or the
nested elements, it's
Good news:
yields:
D:\Workspaces\Java\projects\modules
instead of the expected:
D:\Workspaces\Java\projects\modules\src
Surely something's going wrong when processing the includes="" property (or the
nested elements, it's the same).
D'oh, I should have guessed the src.dir would emit as it did ;)
How about taking the dirname task on src.dir and echoing that?
If memory serves, when I kick off my its usually from a "root"
directory and not a relative one.
On Mon, 22 Aug 2011, Ego wrote:
Woah, thanks Scot! That's a F
Woah, thanks Scot! That's a FAST reply, and a good one I think.
If nothing else, it helped me to rule out some possible causes of error.
To answer your question, I intend to collect my buildfiles in a separate
folder, sibling to the projects root, and that's the current dir when I fire
"ant".
Took a quick look through your whole email. I'd suggest, putting this in
your compile target:
Obviously, don't use the ellipses ;) Really all I mean is insert the echo
statement as I've done above... You'll probably see the problem right
away :)
It may be you need to insert the
I've read thoroughly the manual and examples but still can't find the reason
for this behavior. First, some pointers to state my case.
- Environment: Windows XP SP3, Ant 1.8.1, jdk1.6.0_02
- My project builds and run fine from the cmdline, provided that the CLASSPATH
env. variable is set. I can
http://search.maven.org/#search%7Cgav%7C1%7Cg%3A%22tomcat%22%20AND%20a%3A%22jasper-compiler%22
There is no POM for version 4.1.36
On Mon, Jun 6, 2011 at 11:50 AM, Fabio Souto wrote:
> Hi,
>
> When I try to fetch the dependences with ant -f fetch.xml -Ddest=system I get
> the following error:
>
Hi,
When I try to fetch the dependences with ant -f fetch.xml -Ddest=system I get
the following error:
...
jspc:
[artifact:dependencies] Downloading:
tomcat/jasper-compiler/4.1.36/jasper-compiler-4.1.36.pom
[artifact:dependencies] [WARNING] Unable to get resource from repository remote
(http://
Thank you. I appreciate the quick reply and your help.
Regards.
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Sent: Wednesday, February 23, 2011 2:33 PM
To: Ant Users List
Subject: Re: Newbie question on ANT script error in the build.xml file in the
Eclipse project
Hi
you haven't declared that : in your
build.xml
in your target , you have declared : default="dist", ant search this target
if you execute your project.
best regard
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Currently I am working on my local XP box in Eclipse Helios. The version of
ANT that I have loaded is apache-ant-1.8.2
The error I am getting in the build.xml file is: Default target dist does not
exist in this project
However, when I go to the Eclipse workspace where I have my project:
C:\
uld be very close to gthe answer.
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Sent: Monday, July 19, 2010 11:40 AM
To: Ant Users List
Subject: Re: [Newbie] Nice way of concatenating files
I saw this but couldn't work out how to apply it to a selection of
files as my scrip
in the root element.
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Sent: Monday, July 19, 2010 10:40 AM
To: Ant Users List
Subject: Re: [Newbie] Nice way of concatenating f
g/manual/index.html
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> Matthew Jaggard
> Sent:
w Jaggard
Sent: Monday, July 19, 2010 11:00 AM
To: user
Subject: [Newbie] Nice way of concatenating files
Hi,
Sorry for the newbie question. I have written a task to concatenate
files but want to do it better (in a more platform independent way) as
it currently relies on "cat" being
Hi,
Sorry for the newbie question. I have written a task to concatenate
files but want to do it better (in a more platform independent way) as
it currently relies on "cat" being an available executable. Can anyone
tell me how to do this using the task o
ion 1.7.0 is a prerequisite for this particular CRM - Open
>> CRX.
>>
>> I have the zip file downloaded and the files extracted, but do not know
>> how
>> to actually install. There is a "install" file in the package but it is
>> 1KB
>> and i
zip file downloaded and the files extracted, but do not know how
> to actually install. There is a "install" file in the package but it is 1KB
> and is listed as "file" not as an executable file.
>
> I'm running a WinXP server also.
>
> Any advice would be gr
age but it is 1KB
and is listed as "file" not as an executable file.
I'm running a WinXP server also.
Any advice would be great!
Thanks!
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2009/9/14 Scott Stark :
> Joe wrote:
>> That's not correct: ant properties in the file are expanded inline.
>> See http://ant.apache.org/manual/CoreTasks/property.html for details
>> (I don't know about ${file.separator}, though)
>
> I see that in the documentation; however it's not working for me.
Joe wrote:
> That's not correct: ant properties in the file are expanded inline.
> See http://ant.apache.org/manual/CoreTasks/property.html for details
> (I don't know about ${file.separator}, though)
I see that in the documentation; however it's not working for me.
My properties file:
script_dir
On Fri, Sep 11, 2009 at 20:35, Scott Stark wrote:
>
> Hi, this is probably a dumb question but I couldn't find the answer in the
> online doc.
>
> I want to import a set of properties from an XML file when I run an Ant
> build from the command line. I can do that with the -propertyfile param if
>
2009/9/11 Scott Stark :
>> Any particular reason you're not using a plain old properties file?
>
> Also I've noticed you can't "inherit" properties in a properties file. For
> example, this doesn't work:
>
> projectRoot=C:\\working
> documentSource=${projectRoot}\\documents
>
> And you can't even u
> Any particular reason you're not using a plain old properties file?
Also I've noticed you can't "inherit" properties in a properties file. For
example, this doesn't work:
projectRoot=C:\\working
documentSource=${projectRoot}\\documents
And you can't even use ${file.separator}...
Scott
"Thomas Boyles" wrote:
> Any particular reason you're not using a plain old properties file?
Well I wanted to make it editable by an XML editor, as well as put comments
and such in there to make it more readable. Just wondering if there's a way
to import an XML file at the command line, since it
Any particular reason you're not using a plain old properties file?
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From: Scott Stark [mailto:sst...@us.ibm.com]
Sent: Friday, September 11, 2009 11:36 AM
To: Ant Users List
Subject: Newbie question: importing properties from XML file via command
line
Hi, th
Hi, this is probably a dumb question but I couldn't find the answer in the
online doc.
I want to import a set of properties from an XML file when I run an Ant
build from the command line. I can do that with the -propertyfile param if
the file has name=value pairs in it. Any way to do this with an
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> Any help at this point would be great! Even if it's to point me to the
> right place in the manual. I have no problem reading and studing, but the
> terminology Ant uses is not what I kno
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> includes="**/*.*"/>
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> Any help at this point would be great! Even if it's to point me to the
> right place in the manual. I have no problem reading and studing, but the
> terminol
ean all the intermediate files look like
> "changed" files due to being copied, but there are ways to tell the COPY
> task to only copy over files that have changed.
>
> Again, this is all me thinking out loud, and not something I've had to
> attempt myself.
> --
&g
On Fri, May 29, 2009 at 10:35 AM, a1slowhand wrote:
>
> My company is just now moving to Ant and I have been given the task of
> moving
> it. I have been able to compile our main source directory, so I know I
> have
> Ant installed and working propertly. We have our based code, and then
> custom
trying to accomplish.
Thanks to all.
Ron
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Subject: RE: newbie: why does log4j pull down all sorts of files?
conf="default->master" worked great. what is that trying to say exactly?
pull the default conf from the log4j dependency? whats "->master" do?
many thx
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Archie Cobbs wrote:
This is really an ant question, not an ivy question (I say that for
clarification, not to be annoying :-)
The simplest way would be to set some property "jar.published" in your jar
task (via ) and then make your publish task conditional on
this property being set (e.g., via )
Mitch Gitman wrote:
David, forgive me beforehand for answering your question (A) with another
question and then (B) by sidestepping it.
Could you clarify what you mean by "local repository"? I think in the usual
Ivy parlance, this means local to an individual developer's machine. Do you
mean loc
This is really an ant question, not an ivy question (I say that for
clarification, not to be annoying :-)
The simplest way would be to set some property "jar.published" in your jar
task (via ) and then make your publish task conditional on
this property being set (e.g., via ). I might have the syn
David, forgive me beforehand for answering your question (A) with another
question and then (B) by sidestepping it.
Could you clarify what you mean by "local repository"? I think in the usual
Ivy parlance, this means local to an individual developer's machine. Do you
mean local to your machine or
If I have no changes to my source code or ivy.xml, my build will do nothing
EXCEPT that the "publish" task still wants to push them to the local
repository.
In order to get the build to not fail, I have to set overwrite to "true".
My guess is I am missing something here. My "publish" task depen
Garry Smith wrote:
That is good to hear. We currently have jars in our SVN that are
organised in the same way you mention (by
organisation/module/version). To move to the Ivy way of resolving
dependencies it sounds like we just have to include the appropriate
ivy metatdata for each existing
be the recommended setup? Are people using Apache2
and Webdav to do this natively from Ivy? Is there another recommended
way that works natively from Ivy?
Thanks and regards
Garry
Garry Smith wrote:
Hi,
Apologies for the newbie question.
I want to set up an enterprise repository tha
In my project build.xml, I'm trying to load my ivy settings file from my
ivy user dir, but the ivy user dir properties don't appear to be
replaced in the file attribute of the settings tag. I've tried a couple
of different ones that I found in the Ivy doc:
Is this possible?
Specifying an abso
On Fri, Jul 25, 2008 at 9:12 AM, Hendrik Maryns
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> but I'd be happy if people could point me to other ways to to this.
Not easy to setup the first time indeed. I used lots of custom tasks
when I did that in a previous life, but it'd be too long to explain it
all, sorry.
Hi,
I am struggling to set up my JNI project with Ant.
I already have makefiles for the C part and for now, I resort to using
but I’d be happy if people could point me to other ways to to this.
make invokes gcc, sets some platform-dependent
> I expect that I have to set JAVA_HOME, but for the life of me I can not
> figure out where or how.
For a session you can type
JAVA_HOME=
Note that you have to set the path to your JDK, not the JRE.
Setting the path permanent, you can alter your ~/.profile
(in your /home/ dir). Type here at
04, 2008 1:29 PM
To: Ant Users List
Subject: Re: newbie question regarding setting environment variables
Frank,
can you give us the result of 'ant -diagnostics' or 'ant -diagnostics |
grep tools' to see tools.jar is in your path if not, what is the result of
'echo
Frank,
can you give us the result of 'ant -diagnostics' or 'ant -diagnostics |
grep tools' to see tools.jar is in your path
if not, what is the result of 'echo $JAVA_HOME'?
to set your JAVA_HOME:
edit your bashrc file
vi ~/.bashrc
add these lines at the end your bashrc file
...
PATH=//bin:
I have ant install on Ubuntu 8.04.
When I try to run ant I get an error message, "Unable to locate tools.jar,
etc.".
I expect that I have to set JAVA_HOME, but for the life of me I can not
figure out where or how.
I have checked the manual, the FAQ, etc. I guess I'm just being dense today.
Can
Hi
I have an Ant script on Windows and Jmeters and its jmx files are installed
on another Linux machine.
My question is how do I invoke a test plan/run using your task on that Linux
box from
my Windows Ant script. I couldn't figure out the runremote and proxy
attributes.
A simple example in my con
Hello, I just wanted to thank this list and Peter, David, Krzysztof
and Chuck in particular for responding to my question. I am very
impressed with the quick response, helpful information and respectful
tone.
Best Regards,
Hudson
I have had the same problem. The following target shows how I got around the
problem. Since I have to do differential builds I can't predict the number of
zip files that are produced, so I check for the existence of the file before
calling this target. When I need the list of files, to create th
that did the trick, thanks again! Now, what I thought might be a
better solution than using "var" was to create a "filelist" and add
files to this construct and then use it by ref in the upload target. I
thought creating an empty "filelist" then using it's refid to add
files might work, but it seem
Don't know what Your ant file looks like, but I'd try to employ the
antcontrib's antcallback task - it calls another target and lets it
return a property (more than one actually) to the target, who made the
call. Does that help?
Best regards,
Chris
Hudson Ansley wrote:
I'm trying to use the
yes, I am using thanks so much for your explanation and
suggestion - sounds like a winner!
Regards,
Hudson
On Dec 11, 2007 10:56 AM, Peter Reilly <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> You are most likely using or to call the other targers
> this causes a new ant project to be created. porjects created in
When you say "upload", what do you mean? Are you using "ftp" or "scp"
to move the files from your system to another system?
If so, you probably would be better off using the AntContrib
task or the task to determine whether or not to
move these files to another system than trying to save their na
You are most likely using or to call the other targers
this causes a new ant project to be created. porjects created in or modified in
the child projects have no effect on the properties in the main project.
You can use from antcontrib to run the targets in the
same project.
Peter
On Dec 11,
I'm trying to use the discouraged "var" to keep track of updated files
for a final upload step. It appears that when I change a variable in
one target, that change is not reflected from another target. I
imagine I am going about this the wrong way, so besides explaining why
this might be happening,
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Subject: Newbie Question About Wrapping A Python Script
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I would like to use Ant to "orchestrate" a process that includes
converting
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I would like to use Ant to "orchestrate" a process that includes
converting documents
Use Forrest ;-)
http://forrest.apache.org
Jan
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>I wou
I would like to use Ant to "orchestrate" a process that includes
converting documents written in a markup language (restructured text)
to html. Here are my requirements:
1. I would like to convert all of the documents in a particular folder
from rst to html.
2. I would only like ant to convert
dunic
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From: Bruce Atherton [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, September 12, 2007 9:23 AM
To: Ant Users List
Subject: Re: newbie help: conditional exec
Better to adopt the Way of Ant (tm) rather than fighting against it.
Think of your problem this way, and restructure
ed, but
in fact nothing is determined about whether the "upload-to-db" target
will execute until all of its dependencies have been executed.
Mario Madunic wrote:
Sorry I didn't give enough info.
Since I'm a relative newbie to ant I create a pipeline task not relying on any
ot
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> From: David Weintraub [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Tuesday, September 11, 2007 4:20 PM
> To: Ant Users List
> Subject: Re: newbie help: conditional exec
>
> Two steps:
>
> 1). After your test, do an to call a new target
> 2). Us an "if" parameter i
On 9/12/07, David Weintraub <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Two steps:
>
> 1). After your test, do an to call a new target
> 2). Us an "if" parameter in that target: For example:
>
>
>
>
>
It is not good practice to use .
The normal way is just to have the target in the dependence
list as normal,
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Betreff: RE: newbie help: conditional exec
David,
Thank you. I'll give
David,
Thank you. I'll give it a try later when I have a moment. Where can I
download antContrib?
Marijan (Mario) Madunic
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From: David Weintraub [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, September 11, 2007 4:20 PM
To: Ant Users List
Subject: Re: newbie
Two steps:
1). After your test, do an to call a new target
2). Us an "if" parameter in that target: For example:
...
The other solution is to use the antContrib tasks which includes an task:
...
I like a lot of the antContrib stuff, but you do have to make sure it
Sorry I didn't give enough info.
Since I'm a relative newbie to ant I create a pipeline task not relying on any
other target. So in the example below my workflow looks like the following:
unzip archive of xml files
filter xml files
parse xml files (will create CSV\csvArt.xml if the
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> Subject: newbie help: conditional exec
>
> I have the following in my ant task to test for the existence
> of an xml file after processing
>
>
>
> What I want to do is run
I have the following in my ant task to test for the existence of an xml file
after processing
What I want to do is run based on the above property value of true. I
can't seem to find a task to do this. Any help will be appreciated.
-
Iam so sorry. This has nothing to do with ANT. It's apache's log4j only.
"Scot P. Floess" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: I am not trying to be smart
here...but how does this relate to ant? Do
you feel like this is a deployment problem caused by your ant build
script? If so, can you elaborate m
I am not trying to be smart here...but how does this relate to ant? Do
you feel like this is a deployment problem caused by your ant build
script? If so, can you elaborate more on how you are creating your war
file?
Shailesh Sharma wrote:
iam getting following exception in my weblogic log f
iam getting following exception in my weblogic log file when i deploy the
application WAR file.
please help me understand the problem...help please finding the solution.
log4j:WARN No such property [datePattern] in
org.apache.log4j.RollingFileAppender.
ValidateVendorLogger:initLogger
Thanks, DD!
I had to use project.resolveFile(), but that got it going!
yes!
-Sol
On Jun 20, 2006, at 12:52 PM, Dominique Devienne wrote:
I have never used p.resolveFile() and am having a hard time finding
documentation on it. Is it Ant api or python?
Ant API. org.apache.tools.ant.Project#
I have never used p.resolveFile() and am having a hard time finding
documentation on it. Is it Ant api or python?
Ant API. org.apache.tools.ant.Project#resolveFile(String), returns
File or String, I don't recall. --DD
Would you use it directly inside
Thank a bunch for the reply!
I have never used p.resolveFile() and am having a hard time finding
documentation on it. Is it Ant api or python?
Would you use it directly inside ? Would you use it for
the sys.path.append() calls? If so, how?
I got that problem too, but my solution maybe too low level. In Jython
import folders are hard coded and read only, so I wrote my own launcher
that understood -M option and a special Java property and put them into
PySystemState.path list (for example, state.path.append(new
PyString(path));). I
The 'cwd' is never changed. What changes in the project's basedir,
based on the various attributes that accepts. See the table in
's documentation for details.
Personally, I always use instead of , to avoid messing
up the 'basedir'. You probably also want to use
p.resolveFile(relative_filename)
Hey now,
This is my first Ant project (so please bear with me). My goal here is
to have a single Ant file to build all of my sub-projects.
I am having some trouble getting a third party Ant project (call it
"foo") to run as a subproject to my "top-level" build project. The Foo
build runs j
Hi
I am a newbie to Ant. I recently wrote this build file to compile a Portlet
application.
The problem is, it simply does not compile any of the java files in my web
folders. I am sure that all the paths are right.
Could somebody help me out by pointing out what could be wrong
thanks
ilango
I am using struts so I was able to take the struts-blank starter
build.xml file as a basis.
I am creating a web-app here is my structure:
Myapp
Build.xml
WEB-INF/src
WEB-INF/lib
WEB-INF/classes
Inside the above lib directory are libs that could be included with the
webapplic
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> Which of course fails, since that file isn't xml. I don't see anything
> in the subant documentation that leads me to expect this behavior. The
> examples contain:
I think you might need to specify directories instead
I am using subant like this:
When I run it with -v I get:
subant:
[subant] calling target(s) [compile] in build file
K:\BuildDir\WebHeatmaps\Server\SeverEventLogging\makefile.mak
parsing buildfile
K:\BuildDir\WebHeatmaps\Server\SeverEventLogging\makefile.mak with URI =
file://
> Most make systems I'm familiar with have a "don't do it; just
> tell me what you would do if you were going to do anything."
> This is a really useful service when you're debugging a
> script, just to see if you've got the logic/parameters right.
> I can't find that in Ant. A serious drawback
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