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Hi
I want to append the following lines to end of file
"defaults.properties " located in package "org/apache/tools/ant/taskdefs "
in "ant.jar " for avoiding writing taskdefs in all build files.
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Say you have a property called env set to a value of "qa " and you have a
property called qa.install.dir set to /local/install/qa.
Is it possible to do something like the following
<property namHi
I am using the "webapp " option to build a whole web application.
My problem is that everytime I run the task the whole application is being
pre-compiled not just the Jsps I touched.
Our grouAll
I think I send this before but unfortunately no answers yet. So here I go
again...
Can I validate and then assign values to properties in ant just like any shell
scripts would?
Here is what
That 's strange my previous message doesn 't seem to appear on list so I 'll
repeat it here. I think I 've found the problem taking a look on ant.bat
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SB > As you are using Perl anyway try runant.pl instead.
Whops I didn 't notice that one. Thank you !
MG > my @(protected) ( "java " "org.apache.tools.ant.Main.main ")
MG > system(@(protected))
I think it 'll alsoOn Tue 16 Dec 2003 Evgeny Goldin <geniek@(protected) > wrote
> 3) What I see *is* zero.
I think it doesn 't work for the Windows batch file.
As you are using Perl anyway try runant.pl insteaHi all
I would like to extract a piece of my property file
##################################################
#environnement A
##################################################
#Jdbc
#project.jdb
Hello
It 's being said on this list that "If Ant fails it will return a non-zero exit
code ". Unfortunately it doesn 't work for me
1) I have a build.xml that fails (see below)
2) I call 'ant ' fro
thanks that worked !
"Rebhan Gilbert " <Gilbert.Rebhan@(protected) > am 16.12.2003 13 40 39
Bitte antworten an "Ant Users List " <user@(protected) >
An "Ant Users List " <user@(protected)Hi all
I am quite new in using ant so I have some problems...
After the installation of the binary code in my PC (W2K) itried to run
ant (ant.but)
but I get an error
Buildfile build.xml does
Hi
I am trying to execute an ftp task but the build is failing. I have the
optional.jar in my classpath but the build fails.
I get the following error
file c /pdm/scripts/ftp.xml 12 Could not crIt depends how you can specify the fragment.
- You can use <head >/ <tail > filter while reading
- copy the file to a tmp file and use <replaceregexp > on the copy
Jan
> -----Original Message-----
> Fhow can i read a fragment from a textfile and add it into the body of a
eMail?
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Mit freundlichen Gruessen
Michael Seele(Michael.Seele@(protected))
G & H Softwareentwicklung GmbH Tel. {+how can i configure my proxy settings that ant can download/upload some
files from the www/ftp?
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Mit freundlichen Gruessen
Michael Seele(Michael.Seele@(protected))
G & H Softwareentwicklung Do you have a
<property environment "system "/ >
<property name "system.JAVA_HOME " value "--not-set-- "/ >
before your statements?
The first line gives you access to the environment variables. Hi can someone please explain these to me?
1. two jars of the same name one is on the system
CLASSPATH and one in Javac 's classpath attribute. When
javac is run which is used? My experiment shows Hi all
Can I append classpath variable through multiple targets? Please check the
following codes...
<target name "classpath-general " >
<echo message "classpath-general in here! "/ >
I am running ant 1.6 beta 3 on windows xp pro with sp1.
I get this error when I run 'ant -version '
java.lang.InstantiationException org.apache.tools.ant.Main
at java.lang.Class.newInstance0All
1. How can I select multiple classpath? I would like to be able NOT to define
CATALINA_HOME for tomcat if not compiling things for tomcat and just use
J2EE...
2. Can I define the followingsAll
In one single build.xml how can I select different set of classpaths? for
Tomcat and for other apps?
I try to do the followings
<target name "tomcat " if "system.CATALINA_HOME " >
<anI have two different properties files which I use when I build on windows
and unix machines.
How do I tell ant to use the appropriate file depending on the os.name?
Any help is appreciated.
ThanksHi
Can anyone suggest ways of running an Ant target from a webpage ideally
being able to send data back as part of an HTML page as well (perhaps using
the echo task)?
Cheers
Dave.
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David BalcAll
I am trying to do this
<property name "javaBase " value "${system.JAVA_HOME} "/ >
<target name "barry " if "javaBase " >
<echo message "TEST JAVA_HOME is ${javaBase}. "/ >
</target >
The pHi
we wrote our own xsl stylesheet for parsing ant log infos. With the
message priorities (debug info warn error) we want to decide whether
our build run is complete failed etc. We use ant verOn Sat 13 Dec 2003 Dirk Weigenand <Dirk.Weigenand@(protected) >
wrote
> Use 1.4 JRE/JDK and the error will go away.
Alternatively recompile the tasks using JDK 1.3.
Stefan
All
How can I validate environment valuables in ant build.xml? For example how
can i make the following condition?
If $JAVA_HOME exists then assign property name XXX to value of $JAVA_HOME?
OnceHi
Nagarajan Murugesan <NMURUGESAN@(protected) > writes
> Hi All
>
> I am having a problem with Antelope task.
>
<snip/ >
>
> while running the script error given as
>
> sqlrun
> BUILD FAILEI must have the wrong idea about the description attr. - I had a task
<target name "init " depends "common-init "
description "sets up appserver properties & classpath " >
and I want to change
Hi All
I have a question on ANT properties.
Is there any task/way in which we can replace a particular
pattern (string) in a property value.
For Example
I defined a property name "mail " value
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