Hi,
I would like to retrieve a token from the file set, that starts with ~~ and
ends with white-space or ";.?
Then I need to compare each token with the list of properties and throw an
error if the names are different.
The list of properties is created:
but I do not know how
I have a build.xml file in which there is a property value "PW90". And this
value is initialized through the command line, such as: ant -f build.xml
-DPW90="...".
However, I just realize that 95% of time, the value is same. So I am just
wondering if I could set a default value for this "PW90"
Chun Ji wrote:
I have a build.xml file in which there is a property value "PW90". And this value is initialized through the command line, such as: ant -f build.xml -DPW90="...".
However, I just realize that 95% of time, the value is same. So I am just wondering if I could set a default value for
For a cruisecontrol set up we have a task called text2xml. So for
text2xml to do its magic it needs to run :-)
This is problematic for something like:
So the exec fires off and then it has an error so the failonerror
aborts the target and returns!
This is more generall
With the standard ANT tasks you can not handle a 'failing' build.
Of course that's why the authors of the task provided the 'failonerror'
attribute. Instead of setting it to 'true' (which results in the buildscript
stopping) how about setting it to 'false' and doing the following
Why? Don't you control how you name your test cases? When the
system fails, rename the test to fit the system.
Jake
At 01:52 AM 3/12/2007, you wrote:
>Thank you Jacob, that is what we do today but this solution (?) is not
>reliable.
>
>Zsolt
>
>> -Original Message-
>> From: Jacob Kj
Hi *,
This is a bit more than the usual open source announcement, not only are we
releasing a version of our project but we are also testing it against many
well-known projects and some rather LARGE subversion repositories...
Ant is a large SVN repository with more than 516,000 revisions and we
