Hi Scot,
Thanks for the info. Your guess is correct. Its a typo..
<delete file="<file-name>.tar.bz2" /> is incorrect
it should be <delete file="<dest-file>.tar.bz2" />. And i think it
doesnt matter if you give it as ${} or <>, as i'm not defining any
properties for ${dest-file} (for example) and giving some absolute
values as <dest-file>. I have made some changes to below example.
Please let me know on how to resolve this. As i said, what i think is
we need to give proper options to tarfileset which i'm unable to
figure it out.
On Wed, Nov 5, 2008 at 7:48 AM, Scot P. Floess <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Silly question...did you really want to name your file "<dest-file>.tar.bz2"
> or did you mean to do something like
> "${dest-file}.tar.bz2" ????
>
> I don't think you are doing the correct thing. You delete
> <file-name>.tar.bz2, but are creating a <dest-file>.tar.bz2
>
> Basically, it may be up 2 date and not recreating...
>
> My guess is you really mean to do something like this:
>
> <target name="zip-file">
> <delete file="${dest-file}.tar.bz2" />
> <tar compression="bzip2" destfile="${dest-file}.tar.bz2" >
> <tarfileset dir="." includes="${dest-dir}/bin/**" excludes="**/*.bat"
> filemode="755" />
> <tarfileset dir="." includes="${dest-dir}/bin/*.bat" />
> <tarfileset dir="." includes="${dest-dir}/examples/build"
> filemode="755" />
> <tarfileset dir="." includes="${dest-dir}/examples/**"
> excludes="${dest-dir}/examples/build" />
> <tarfileset dir="." includes="${dest-dir}/lib/**" />
> </tar>
> </target>
>
> On Tue, 4 Nov 2008, pm rao wrote:
>
>> Hi All,
>>
>> I have added following code snippet into my build.xml. And i observed there
>> is no zip (tar.bz2) file created after build.
>>
>> <target name="zip-file">
>>
>> <delete file="<dest-file>.tar.bz2" />
>>
>> <tar compression="bzip2" destfile="<dest-file>.tar.bz2" >
>> <tarfileset dir="." includes="<dest-dir>/bin/**" excludes="**/*.bat"
>> filemode="755" />
>> <tarfileset dir="." includes="<dest-dir>/bin/*.bat" />
>> <tarfileset dir="." includes="<dest-dir>/examples/build"
>> filemode="755" />
>> <tarfileset dir="." includes="<dest-dir>/examples/**"
>> excludes="<dest-dir>/examples/build" />
>> <tarfileset dir="." includes="<dest-dir>/lib/**" />
>> </tar>
>> </target>
>>
>> I expect my build.xml present at <another-dir>/build.xml to compiles all the
>> code in <dest-dir>/ and creates a tar.bz2 file in <dest-dir>/. But it is
>> able to compile all the code and in the end it is unable to create
>> zip(tar.bz2) file. Its giving a message as:
>>
>> zip-file:
>> [tar] Nothing to do: <dest-dir>/<dest-file>.tar.bz2 is up to date.
>>
>> When I expect my build.xml present at <another-dir>/build.xml to compiles
>> all the code in <another-dir>/ and creates a tar.bz2 file in <another-dir>/.
>> it is able to compile all the code and able to create zip(tar.bz2) file.
>>
>> What i'm suspecting is that we need to set the option for "dir" in
>> tarfileset. I have tried with as <tarfileset dir="<dest-dir>" but it didnot
>> work. Could any one please help me out in resolving this issue.
>>
>> --
>> Thanks & Regards,
>> Mallik
>>
>
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