Hi All,
I am trying to run JiBX Binding Compiler using below ANT script
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Hi everyone,
I've been struggling with classfileset quite a bit in the last couple of
days and I'm afraid I'm just as confused now as I when I started out. Maybe
it's time to take a step back and ask a conceptual question or two.
Given a single root class, named mydomain.foo.Foo.class, which resi
Hello,
I´m new with this, and i hope you can help me with this too simple problem..
I have this fille:
The problem it´s that just create the folder "a",
Thanks a lot.
AM.
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You have two targets with the same name. This is the problem.
- Alexey.
Alvaro Andrés Montañez wrote:
Hello,
I´m new with this, and i hope you can help me with this too simple problem..
I have this fille:
The problem it´s that just create the folder "a",
Thanks a lot.
A
When I use and specify output, all the output is redirected
from the display to the log file.
I want to be able to also view the output as it runs.
Is there any way to send both standard out and standard error
simultaneously to both a log file and the display?
I'm basically looking for the equ
Just a thought, but I believe you shouldn´t name both targets as "tar1"; try
to name the second target as "tar2" and then invoke it from ant as usual
$ ant tar2
Should work.
HTH
luis
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From: Alvaro Andrés Montañez [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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I have to do this:
But it´s rare, i don´t undestand, why doesn´t work like this:
Thanks to all!
On Sat, 29 Jan 2005 08:56:09 -0800, Conelly, Luis (GE Energy, Non GE,
GENE) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Just a thought, but I believe you shouldn´t name both target
Looking at your buildfile, the thing is you have to call tar2 instead of
tar1
I have tried this sligthly modified version of your script and works like a
charm:
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As you can see, the only difference is the default target inv
You use records for that. You surround any task with your recorder and get a
copy of screen output
to a (specified) file. Example:
This is cool
--- Douglas Kramer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> a écrit :
> When I use and specify ou
Is there a way to test whether a file exists?
I googled ant.apache.org for "file exists", looked at
conditional, etc to no avail.
-Doug
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On Jan 29, 2005, at 3:40 PM, Douglas Kramer wrote:
Is there a way to test whether a file exists?
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Is there a way to manipulate the contents of a multi-line property string as if
it were a file?
Right now I collect stderr of an exec to a temp-file (error="filename") then
read the temp-file and manipulate via filterchain, storing into a property, as in:
...
Thanks. Okay, great so far...
but I also need to excute a statement if the property is true, something
like this:
if [ -f filename ]; then
echo "File exists";
fi
-Doug
Erik Hatcher wrote:
On Jan 29, 2005, at 3:40 PM, Douglas Kramer wrote:
Is there a way to test whether a file exists?
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For the curious, this is it. When calling the run task, a symlink
is created if it does not exist.
Douglas Kramer wrote:
Thanks. Okay, great so far...
but I also need to excute a statement if the property is
Okay, try again.
Need to create a file (actually a symlink) if none exists.
Is there a way to set a property true if a resource does *not* exist?
DETAIL
The dosomething task will do something only if the file
exists.
I tried usi
Found "unless" attribute of target.
This simpler version works if ${MYFILE} resource is a file or directory,
but fails if a symlink (which is what I devised this for).
Am bummed out.
-Doug
Douglas Kramer wrote:
Okay, try again.
Need to create a file (actually a symli
You can also look at the task (part of the
ant-contrib project in SourceForge) which along with
the standard condition tasks will allow you to do the
following
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> Found "
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