Hi ,
I am using ant 1.6.5 and
My ant script is as follows:
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I am trying to call this target programmatically from a java appli
Hello,
I don't fully understand your need, but I'm gonna go ahead and give you my $.02
worth :-)
If you want to programmaticaly launch an ANT target from with JAVA code and you
don't want to wait for the target to finish you should be able to merely run
the ANT script in a seperate process.
P
Thank you.
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Sent: Thursday, April 12, 2007 11:05 PM
To: Ant Users List; Bret Kumler
Subject: RE: Question using @ in exec/arg
Hi,
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From: Bret Kumler [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday,
Thank you.
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Subject: AW: Question using @ in exec/arg
H a simple
@
works for me ...
In you have to mask the @ sign because it's start
Seeing no response, I suspect the IdlToClsCompiler is one of the
IDL-to- translators provided by CORBA ORB vendors.
More common names are idl2java, idlToJava, idl2cpp, etc. Anyway, there
is little standardization in command names and their parameters from
vendor to vendor, only in the IDL lan
Ditto for myself
Thanks Wayne!
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I have a property that is declared like this:
So if an environment variable is set then the value gets set. However if a
build.properties file exists, this value can be overridden in the properties
file like : is.dev.home=c:/blah
This works fine Howeverk, I want to validate t
On 4/13/07, Philip Swenson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I have a property that is declared like this:
You must wrap your above inside a , to only set is.dev.home
when it's not already set, and only when IS_DEV_HOME env. var does
exist. Or use Ant-Contrib's to avoid the additional ,
with th