Hi
I wish there was Ant Core Task support for Subversion. I have downloaded
bunch of 3rd party utilities, althought they accomplish the job somewhat
clumsily, they'll do for now. Is there going to be support for Subversion
soon?
My 2nd question: I'm modifying my Ant scripts to commit coup
Thank you guys. I guess that made my job easier. I was just about to go to
Apache and download it. What version of Ant does it compile against then?
Do you know?
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> I wish there was Ant Core Task support for Subversion. I have downloaded
> bunch of 3rd party utilities, althought they accomplish the job somewhat
> clums
Hi
I'm not quiet sure how to do this? I wrote a perl script to parse out the
revision number out of SVN logs. I call this perl script from my Ant
build.xml by using like so
output="?" />
I have no clue how to get the perl scripts final result back into my ant
script. Am I on the righ
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S I:
I am sure there are many solutions. The first one that comes to my mind is
to write the necessary string(s
Hi
I'm on Apache/ant website and looking for taskdef and its attributes. Could
someone please direct me to a url or description, I can't find anything. Is
the attrib name & resource one and the same or 2 different things? Thanks.
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What does simply typing gcc at the command prompt do? Will the application
execute? Do you perhaps need the full path for gcc provided in your apply
task?
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Hi
I know Ant is not a scripting language, however, is there a way to checkout
a file [version.txt] , out of CVS whose content as displayed below need to
be changed & incremented automatically for nightly builds? BTW, we're a
Java shop, developing in Windows environment and deploying to Linux s
Sorry, got pulled away all the day on a broken build.
Thank you for your help. That worked. :)
I have one more question please. I got all the parts to work, however
crued! Now I'm working on the date piece
I now modified my file as follows:
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I'm pretty much new to Ant too. And before I say anything, just wanted to
thank everyone for being so helpful.
As for the WinXP problem.
Just ruling out couple of things:
*Were you installing as the Administrator or a limited access user?
*And in My Computer | Properties | Advanced Tab | Environm
Thanks Dominique.
I had looked at Tstamp and I believe that's why I opted for cygwin to give
exactly the pattern I want. I'm not sure or clear how to get EXACTLY (e.g.
Date=Wed 04/13/05 05:08:30 PM) from Tstamp; it seems to be very rigid or me
being new not being able to figure it out. Help!
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For more info on the patterns, please go to [1]
Regards
Luis
[1] http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.3/docs/api/java/text/SimpleDateFormat.html
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OK,
1. Could someone please point me to the ANT mailing list etiquette page. I
do have a certain decorum but just didn't wanna step on any toes. However,
I don't see anything on http://ant.apache.org/mail.html or anything remotly
describing the details of posting or posing a question, etc.
2.
Hi
I'm currently trying to convert many archaic batch files that invoke the
build manually to ant/xml to automate my job. I'll give you a synopsis of
my current problem and how it's set up right now and try to articulate what
I intend to accomplish.
Keep in mind that I inherited these BATCH fi
Hi
Is there any way to get Ant to compile a list of all the comments committed
alongside each file checked into CVS?
I'm looking at Ant Tasks and nowhere do I see this option.
Thanks
Steven
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How can I get sshexec to pass it more than one command at a time?
I used it to run command on our unix server from my winxp desktop. However,
it seems I have to instantiate many of these ...
.. just to run 1 cmd @ a time. I tried + it
attribs to no avail as you guessed it. Help!
Thanks
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Separate the commands with a ;
-Rob A
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I've run into a new problem with sshexec: How can I pass 'sudo' and its
password to it? I've tested it in couple of different ways today to no
avail. Help please! Thank you.
Steven
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t designed for any interactivity. You
should configure sudo to allow you to execute the command without a
password.
-Rob A
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Not possible. The sshexec task was not designed for any interactivity. You
should configure sudo to allow you to execute th
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Your unix admin should be able to configure sudo to only allow you to
execute the commands to stop and start tomcat. And with the permissions set
correctly on the start and stop scripts there is no security risk. It's not
like you are asking for root privileges.
-Rob A
>
Experimenting between the two ant tasks and I found out
to be smoother in accomplishing calling many other build files from within a
master build file by
If you have many buildfiles called build.xml, does not know how to
handle them and complains whereas does not, at least that was my
execute the commands to stop and start tomcat. And with the permissions set
correctly on the start and stop scripts there is no security risk. It's not
like you are asking for root privileges.
-Rob A
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execute the commands to stop and start tomcat. And with the permissions set
correctly on the start and stop scripts there is no security risk. It's not
like you are asking for root privileges.
-Rob A
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it contains the targets for
starting/stoping our Tomcat servers, i.e:
I then have my Windows client script use the
task to call the remote ANTServer's
targets... and voila the code is run on the remote box
and it stop the Tomcat.
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Perhaps a simple Google search for antcontrib on your part would be in
order here?
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And speaking of Apache and its contributors...why're the documentations
(Tasks or otherwise) written so cryptic and so hard
Yaddi Yadda Yadda Yawn Yawn Yawn
You're EXACTLY one of the RUDE condesceding people on this board I speak
of...
Your replies to everyone, ALWAYS and without exception, are harsh, dry, as
a matter of factish, and condescending. I've NEVER seen you genuinely and
out of sheer concern to
Hi
Have any of you ever used jarpend? The documentation on Sourceforge.net
makes a VAGUE mention of the existence of a Ant task and that's
where it stops. No explanation or any examples are given. In the download
section there are only 2 files; ~tar.tar and ~tar.gz (which are for unix)
b
in that topic than me, so you should be able to guess
what that names could mean :-)
Jan
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> Hi
>
> Have
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"S I" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 05/31/2005 01:56:17 PM:
> I found out both the .tar and tar.gz files on jarp
Hi
I've created some empty sub-directories (/output; nested 4 levels down) that
are essential to the final product being shipped however, the zip task is
not including and skipping them...
/>
Is it my includes attrib? I can't figure this out.
Thanks
Steven
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This was fixed in versions 1.6.3 and later.
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Subject: Ant Task: < Zip>
Hi
I've created some
Question: Does the new version of Ant's zip task which NOW includes empty
dirs, smart enough NOT to include cvs subdirs or I have to tell it to,
specifically?
Thanks
Steven
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Hi
I have my ant script to tag our cvs repository projects with the build#
recursively after modifying couple of files and continue to do the build.
However, if the build down the line fails, I do not have any failsafe
mechanism to untag or undo, so I could reuse the same tag and since my
bu
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I do not think anybody really cares if you skip few build numbers, but CVS
tagging can be expensive, so it is better to do it after your build
successfully
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Sorry, don't know where to post this. It's really an Anthill question.
I created a schedule in anthill (http://localhost:8080/anthill/ and running
tomcat) on my winXP and I embedded the an ampersand in the name(e.g. A&B
Project); now I get error messages that I can not delete or edit it. Anyo
Please indulge us by posting a snippet of your code. I would really
appreciate it. For the life of me, I still have not figured out what to
make of the cryptic Antcontrib documention written SO BADLY and ambiguously.
And the examples are very vague too. I apologize for that. I'm just very
f
You just discovered one of the shortcomings (or is it?) of sshexec. Even if
your Admin removes sudo's psswd, you will not be able to use that ant task
as fars I know and been told by this forum.
However, couple of folks here, have mentioned that Antcontrib (google or go
to sourceforge.net to
of sshexec. It
was designed to be noninteractive. What would be the point of requiring a
password, only to hard code it into your build file, or elsewhere. There is
no security in that method.
-Rob A
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I think it's missing the attribute trust="yes"
Try it and see if it works.
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Looks like you have indicated to start at the ${basedir} and to include "**"
everything from the base.dir and since the active files under webapps are
held hostage by Tomcat (running), it will most definitely complain trying to
copy locked files but if that's actually your intention, you have to
Hi
I really don't like statements wrapping around and making my Ant scripts
appear so unruly & unformatted. Of course, I tried to insert couple of
return carriages/Enters into some of my statements (targets, task etc) and
naturally the test failed to NO surprise.
Is there any way like Java o
Hi
I've got it to work. There's not much to it and you just have to specify a
file name. Just see the Ant core tasks sections in ant.apache.org for
examples:
And a record task can be stated right before your very 1st target to start a
recording session immediately.
Perhaps you have defined .build.properties or build.properties somewhere?
Look for one or both of these files. After the command line these 2 files
also supercede your internal peroperties.
Steven
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Hi
We're a Java shop serving our product on the web and soon to branch off for
our next release. My current build.xml file checksout from MAIN nightly,
modifies couple of files by time and date stamping them, tags the
repository, compiles, and deploys the WAR files onto the servers under
Tom
Try to remove the port attribute and that should make it work. Same thing
happened to me when I tried to define a dedicated port number and the server
did not like it; must be the firewall. Just do it w/o the port #.
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Hi
I was hoping someone could put me on the right track please.
I finally automated my whole build and deployment as well as writing code to
handle branch builds. Now I need to write code to handle patch builds.
This is when the developers hand over couple of modified files which need to
be
Thank you. I have some ideas now. :)
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Hi
It 's interesting you posted this, just about when I rcv'd the same error
and about to post the same thing about scp task:
BUILD FAILED
C:\AntHill\work\proj1\install\sshtest.xml:19: com.jcraft.jsch.JSchException:
Auth
cancel
Did you by any chance receive and accept an update from sun.jav
Hi
I'm trying to create a zip file of a parent folder with many subfolders with
many different file types in each subfolder. However, I'm only interested
in the *.rdl files in each subfolder and one subdir under the parent folder
to be included in the final zip file. I want the .rdl files to
, 'right', and 'whathaveyou' and ANT does not
complain! Any suggestions?
Thank you,
Steve
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Subject: Zipfileset problem. Help!
Hi
I'm trying to zip up bunch of files in many subdirectories undrer their
parents directory but all the subdir names and paths are getting included in
the zip file. The include attribute is not doing it for me. Is there a
trick to this? I just want the files w/o any paths.
Thanks
Steve
. Ant has been self-deprecated & replaced by something else?
6. None of the above?
7. All of the above?
Sorry, guys! Just being silly. :)
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You might want to look at the mapper.
http://ant.apache.org/manual/CoreTypes/mapper.html
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ttribute and if that isn't enough, try the
's fullpath attribute and set it to "/".
?
On Aug 4, 2005, at 12:08 PM, S I wrote:
Hi
I'm trying to zip up bunch of files in many subdirectories undrer their
parents directory but all the subdir names and paths are getting
n the zip, you want:
/file1.txt
/file2.txt
Try the task's filesonly attribute and if that isn't enough, try the
's fullpath attribute and set it to "/".
?
On Aug 4, 2005, at 12:08 PM, S I wrote:
Hi
I'm trying to zip up bunch of files in many subdirectories un
fileset. You could try
copying (with the flatner) to another directory first, then zipping them
up. This seems like a headache to me. Why do they need to be at the top
level? Copying around lots of files typically slows builds way down.
On Aug 4, 2005, at 5:22 PM, S I wrote:
Under the p
Insert two echo tasks/stmts just to see the value of ${log.dir} just to rule
out any other factor. I believe, what's happening is that ANT is talking
too fast to the operating system and confusing it and basically 'delete and
mkdir' are almost overlapping. Separate them out by couple of echo o
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