The answer used to be to use attribute reverseLoader="true" on your
taskdef defines the task. This tells it to search your classpath before
${ANT_HOME}/lib - however this attribute is now deprecated. This is a
good opportunity to discuss the new method of doing this (as I was never
really clear on what replaced this now deprecated feature).
Ben
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Chris,
The CC does not use the ANT shipped with it (CC).
The problem is the fact that ANT has an old version of 'a' library while
I need a newer one
Unless I missed a point in your answer ... ?
\T,
--- "Erskine, Chris" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Rather than using ant within CC, use the antscript attribute on the
ant
> task. This will allow you to then use the version of ant that you
> install on your machine rather than the version that ships with CC.
>
> Chris Erskine
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> Dear,
>
> The ant used by Cruisecontrole has a few library installed in the
> ${ANT_HOME}/lib
> There is a library that is of a very old version while I'd need a more
> recent version of the task.
> My project file defines its own path for ALL the targets it uses but
ANT
> uses the library in its
> ${ANT_HOME}/lib before using the one defined in the task definition.
>
> Can I circumvent that behavior ?
> How ?
>
> BTW, removing the old library from ${ANT_HOME}/lib is not an option.
>
>
> \T,
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