Just to be sure I understand here... you have one or more source files
where some of the values get replaced by the build prior to building the
Java code, right? I suspect that this might be more of an Eclipse issue
than an Ant issue.
On 10/31/11 12:55 PM, Rhino wrote:
Is there a fundamental
Steve,
For my project I created a custom task that was basically an
extension of runtarget (from ant-contrib), which worked *almost* the way
I wanted. I wanted the following specific case:
- core skeleton build process in one script, that contained hooks I
could use to "extend" with one
de (occasionally)
Anyhow, thanks for the tip - I've been meaning to read up on 1.8, but
haven't made time to do it, yet.
Rob
On 11/3/11 9:56 PM, Vimil Saju wrote:
Ant 1.8 has extension-points which provides something similar to your use-case
http://ant.apache.org/manual/targets.html
Thanks for sharing this Jose. I had a fairly complex build that called
other project builds and I needed something like this as well at one
time. I think it's worth reviewing it now and seeing if something like
one of these two options might be the better way to go. The way I chose
is pretty em
Hmm... one way you could accomplish this would to be import the build
file as a resource.
Take a look at the Import task docs in the Ant manual - specifically the
section under: "any resource or resource collection." This was added in
Ant 1.8.0. It seems similar enough to what you're looking to
Rob,
There are various open source solutions out there to do what you're
looking for, but there is no "built-in" way to do what you want to do
using plain Java. I saw someone else suggest one-jar which is what I
would have suggested, too. There is another one called Meta Jar that
basically
Mohammad Khan wrote:
Look more closed at the quotes on your srcdir (and destdir) attributes.
Add a closing to the first, and an opening set to the second.
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You might also consider writing a custom task to get what you're looking
for. It wouldn't take much code at all to create a thin wrapper around
httpclient to upload files.
The following article might be helpful:
http://www.theserverside.com/tt/articles/article.tss?l=HttpClient_FileUpload
Rob
Dimitris Mouchritsas wrote:
Are there any best practices that you know of?
I'm unsure if there is one set of practices that work well in all
circumstances, but I'd be happy to share a few ideas that I put into
place for our in-house build system which is used by 3-4 different
projects, one
Steve Loughran wrote:
The ant tasks for maven are very similar, but I have found them to be
-at the time I was looking at them for my book - to be of a fairly low
quality. The authors werent heavy Ant users -it was the maven team after
all- and were written with no tests, no reentrancy, and f
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