Hello,
well, we are generating the JARs on the local development machines each
time from totally new source-tree. We are doing this, because of a bug
in the VSS-System, we are using (there are some problems with
synchronizing the VSS repository with the local file systems). 
Therefor the full_build (basically the first step of a nightly build)
cleans the source tree and gets all the sources from VSS. Then the
created jar-file has a new timestamp. 
Anyway, I know, that this is a bit of a strange solution, but the
selector works for us :-)

R,

Markus M. May


On Di, 2006-01-31 at 22:07 +0100, Stefan Bodewig wrote:
> On Tue, 31 Jan 2006, Markus M. May <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> 
> > Now I just would like to copy files which are not already on the
> > remote repository. This cannot be done using the standard ant-task
> > copy, since the jars on the local system do have a newer timestamp.
> 
> Apart from using the present selector (I've seen the mail 8-), maybe
> you should revisit your sync procedure.
> 
> Why is the local timestamp different from the one on the remote
> repository?  rsync or Ant's sync task or even just copy should give
> you the ability to preserve the timestamps.
> 
> Stefan
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