Earl, thanks, that did it! I didn't even have to change the quotes on it,
it worked just like this:
Having said all that, I actually changed this particular code to use the
Ant 'resourcecontains' condition instead, when it hit me that I didn't
need to use a Windows command for this.
Thanks!
Hi,
I've been generating build.xml files for my eclipse plugin features from
Eclipse. I've used Plugin Tools->Create Ant Build file with many versions of
eclipse and versions of ant. Now when I go to generate a build.xml in the same
workspace where it used to work, I get the error: "Could not f
Rob,
I'm not sure if there's any way I can use the manifest element to
obtain the manifest from a jar file, which is why I'm using the
manifest attribute.
The phrase "added through a fileset" is really not clear to me. Here's
an example of a build file that does not work, and uses the very
obviou
