I started using foreach from ant-contrib. It seems to require ant.jar to
be in classpath. However, when I put it in the classpath, ant cannot
compile any java code (I can manually compile of course and it works
fine, removing foreach and compiling java code through ant works fine
also).
C
By copying ant-contrib.jar to ANT_HOME and removing it (and ant.jar) from
classpath the problem went away. Thanks for the suggestion.
Any idea why having it the other way causes a problem though?
Thanks,
Mehdi
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I went through as much of the Ant manual as I could and did not find any
information that tells me how to use a command line argument that was
passed to Ant (I am sure it is there and I missed it).
1- Is there a way to search the Ant manual?
2- If I call Ant with "target argumen
I have a .bat file that starts Ant with the parameters that the user
specifies. The reason I want to use the argument instead of using -D is
that different targets have different parameters passed to them. For
example, if I am building my test tool, the second parameter should be
the server name, i
Found the answer: mapper
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Subject: Need to change .xsd file name extension to .map
PathConvert seems to work only on the file path and not the name and
extensi
PathConvert seems to work only on the file path and not the name and
extension. Basename suffix=".xsd" let's me remove the .xsd extension of
each file, but how do I add .map to each one? Note that I am not
actually renaming files, I want a property or file set or pattern set
with the file names wit
Sorry for the long append.
In order to avoid listing file names multiple times I create a list of
file names using a property and use filelist and pathconvert to create
new lists. However, dependset does not seem to be able to use the
result.
Below is a modified copy of the relevant parts o
