Tanguy,
I am completely unfamiliar with this package you are calling.
But it looks like you are on a Windows machine and my guess is, the param you
are handing in for the directory is being presented literally to the
application - which is likely attempting to escape the characters vs utilizing
I'm fairly certain there is no Ant command line argument entitled "-factorpath"
What is it you are attempting to perform?
xeonmailinglist wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am using Apache Ant(TM) version 1.9.3 and during compilation I get the
> error below. It seems that ant does not recognize the op
Sergio,
You can do string manipulation either with a scripting language or Ant Contrib
(http://ant-contrib.sourceforge.net/tasks/tasks/propertyregex.html)
Not sure this answers your question?
Flossy
"Casillas Bayo wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I'm using an ant file and I have a question. ¿It is p
Al,
It wasn't apparent to me why there'd be a difference...
If you are using the same JVM and simply executing the XSL differently, I don't
see why not...
I mean once you kick of the XSL I can't imagine there is something different in
running from Ant vs your Java app. I spent a number of ye
Just curious, does your XSLT have an output element in it? For example:
Scott Stark wrote:
>
> Hi all, my first post here, from a relative newbie, so hopefully my
> question isn't too off-base.
>
> I'm running an Ant build using that reads an XML file, makes a few
> changes using the
Scott:
I do a fair bit of XSLT/XSD work related to an ESB at work.
Is it possible for me to get a copy of your XSLT so I can review it?
Scott Stark wrote:
>
> Hi all, my first post here, from a relative newbie, so hopefully my
> question isn't too off-base.
>
> I'm running an Ant build
Not sure I agree with that at all...
I am using the XSLT task to convert Ant scripts/Subversion logs to HTML...
Not sure why Ant would add attributes. If you are using XSLT to convert, Ant
is certainly not going to add attributes for you...
Has nothing to do with Ant.
Robert Koberg wro
Why would you say it has nothing to do with XSLT?
Robert Koberg wrote:
>
> On Feb 17, 2009, at 4:22 PM, wrote:
>
> >
> > Scott:
> >
> > I do a fair bit of XSLT/XSD work related to an ESB at work.
> >
> > Is it possible for me to get a copy of your XSLT so I can review it?
>
> has nothi
Sorry, been fighting being sick...
However, I don't recall seeing mention of default values... Just the resultant
document has unwanted attributes added...
So, if this is in fact that situation...I'm confused about the posting to this
list... Have you tried to execute your XSLT outside Ant?
Yeah...been a while since I did this...
I think, it is literally assuming a file entitled *.jar below :(
What does your taskdef look like for Find Bugs? I use something like this:
http://findbugs.sourceforge.net"; description = "Needed to use FindBugs.">
Are you sure all the classes you need are in the jars? Meaning is everything
packaged up in jars or do you have some class files off in another dir
someplace?
dave.alvar...@remanresource.com wrote:
> Hi, I wanted to post a follow-up on what I changed based off everyone's
> feedback. St
Hey that's good news! :)
Raagu wrote:
>
> I got it. We should write ${line.separator} as delimiter attribute value.. It
> works..
>
>
>
>
> Scot P. Floess-2 wrote:
> >
> >
> > And yes - I see what you mean about the two characters...
> >
> > I was wrong about that one :)
> >
> >
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