Dear all,
I have a problem with installing a security manager for a JUnitTask. I
use something like the following code to call ant programmatically:
JUnitTask junit = (JUnitTask) project.createTask("junit");
junit.createJvmarg().setValue("-Djava.security.manager");
junit.setTaskName("junit");
jun
This was discussed on the mailing list a couple of times...here a link to the
latest time is was discussed:
http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=ant-user&m=113040722211523&w=2
(And a reasonable solution is offered, yea !!)
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I have a build.xml (A.xml) that defines:
A.xml imports a build.xml file (B.xml) which does NOT have a deploy
target.
B.xml imports a build.xml file (C.xml) which does have a deploy target.
C.xml imports a build.xml file D.xml) which does have a deploy target.
So A.xml imports B.xml which impo
I've tested this now under Ant 1.6.5, and on two different platforms;
the same bug is present. Can anyone confirm this bad behavior on
their own system? If there are no objections, I think I'll create a
bug report.
For comparison, here is a full script that works correctly (notice
that
Hi all,
Can someone upload the ant-testutil.jar and its sources to IBiblio so it
will be available for Maven 2 users?
This jar is not distributed as part of the ANT (1.6.5) binary
distribution and it took me some time to make it work with the ANT
tutorials -- if it would be on the ibiblio repo the
I've just published a new slide show called "Introduction to Ant" at
http://www.exubero.com/ant/antintro-s5.html
Hopefully this can become a useful resource for people learning about
Ant, or teaching others about Ant. I'd be interested in any feedback, if
people want to suggest any corrections, ad
Hey All:
I am sure that most of you have seen this message com across the list
before. I am trying to use junit with ant. I want to be able to have
the junit.jar file reside somewhere else than in the ANT_HOME/lib
directory. I have searched the web for ideas about how to solve this
problem but
Hi all,
I am following the ANT tutorials, and now I am trying to see how I can
run tests under Maven.
I have put the HelloWorld and HelloWorldTest classes into a package
(let's say mypck). The test build file is also found in that package. So
when compiled the file system looks like this:
basedi
Hi
I am currently using a java class to parse a set of xml files.
I would like to check the timestamp of each one of of the xml files
and process only those.
It would be a great help for me if I get one.
Yagna
If your mind can conceive it and heart can believe it then you c
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Re-Post.
Is this the wrong list to post this to? if so, what would be a better list?
Thanks.
Kevin
Kevin Martin wrote:
> Saw a thread from 2004 where the user had multiple subant tasks that weren't
> dependent on each other so he set the
> failon
How do I pass arguments with quotation marks intact to the exec task? I am
having difficulty passing double quotes for comments to the svn ci -m
"comment" filename
Thank you.
Nice slides
- location/date of presentation is not set ;-)
- how to go to previous slide?
- 3: I love the last sentence
"Ant is not a programming language"
- 4: maybe you´ll say a few words about which scm´s are supported
-- scm: svn, cvs, synergy, perforce, ...
-- also supports JUnit4
- 4:
>I would like to check the timestamp of each one of of the
>xml files and process only those.
Those which are what?
Try nested selectors in .
Jan
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>How do I pass arguments with quotation marks intact to the
>exec task? I am having difficulty passing double quotes for
>comments to the svn ci -m "comment" filename
xml entities? "
>
>
Mmh ... really ?? Multiple options need a
But here it would be
Hi Jan
Thanks for your reply!
Basically I want to pass only modified xml files for parsing.
How does this fileset helps me to recognise modified files.
Yagna
If your mind can conceive it and heart can believe it then you can
surely achieve it.
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A fileset selects files. include/exclude uses name patterns for selecting
special files. For more precise selection you could specify nested selectors
[1].
For a simple timestamp check, you could use . If you use generated files
(which content could be unchanged, but completetly new created) you
> I am sure that most of you have seen this message com across
> the list before. I am trying to use junit with ant. I want
> to be able to have the junit.jar file reside somewhere else
> than in the ANT_HOME/lib directory. I have searched the web
> for ideas about how to solve this problem
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