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Hi
I would like to email different individuals based on the success/failure of
different targets in my build.xml. I have everything set up correctly but
am getting strange results (at least I don '
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I created a target task which uses the <tar > ant task to build a tar
file of my source project (the source directory is ". "). However I
detected a strange behavior in the creating of the I know you can run a process as a different user on Windows at least if
it 's a scheduled process (though you do have to supply the password of the
user you 're running as) - our nightly build script iHello Rudolf
The working directory and user are specific to the Ant runtime unless
the fork attribute of the <java > task is set to true. In other words the
user and current directory used to start AHas anyone tried to use the ANT task to pre compile web apps as described at
http //jakarta.apache.org/tomcat/tomcat-4.1-doc/jasper-howto.html#Web%20Application%20Compilation
I have tried this and itHi list
I am very glad that Ant 1.6 has an <import > target.
It allows a cleaner build structure.
However in our project some build-shared.xml file
can be included in other build files that may alsOn 2002-10-08 Matt Benson wrote
You should try passing -Djava.compiler NONE to your
Java executable (in combination with compiling with
debugging).
-Matt
--- Ian McCall <bronco_fan_no1@(protected) > Hi while running my ant target from one of the file-i 'm setting the jvm
args. This jvm args args prints the customized Debug messages which shud
go to the stderr and the exceptions shud go to the stHi
I am writing to share my workaround for a gotcha I encountered with the latest ant-contrib <for > tak (version 0.6) and some standard Ant tasks. And if anyone has a better workaround/solutions pI 'm trying to use FileSet to grab a bunch of files from a file and pass it
as an argument to a <java ... > task.
The file /project/vobs/project/data/client/file_list looks like this
/project/vobs/p I keep getting an error of not being able to find the site for
ant.apache.org but it appears that apache.org is down also currently.
I didn 't know where to write about this.
Hi
Sorry I still exist... )
It seems my admin had some emails issue this morning..
Sorry
> -----Original Message-----
> From "Anderson Rob (Global Trade) "
> <Rob.Anderson2@(protected) >@(protected)
Hello
When Ant runs a class via a <java... > task it starts the class from a
particular with a particular working directory and as a particular
user. How do I find out at the time Ant executes tTry
...
<java classname "... " fork "true " failonerror "true " >
<arg value "- arguments "/ >
...
Multiple <arg tags are possible.
R.
At 08 33 AM 1/26/2004 -0500 you wrote
> Since tMorten S. Mortensen wrote
>You are probably right.
>
>One of the few things I have not used extensively are " <path > "-constructions.
>But When looking into the manual trying to find something abouHi Adrian
<property environment "env "/ >
[...] ${env.CATALINA_HOME} [...]
should work.
see http //ant.apache.org/manual/CoreTasks/property.html
Greetings
Chris
> -----Urspr?ngliche Nachricht-G 'day folks
Is it possible to get the value of an environment variable and have it
stored as a property? For example I 'd like to grab the value of
Catalina_Home which is defined as a system envirHi all
I am writing a custom task which needs to get the list of included files
for each directory but not any subdirectory and files inside it. First I
have to get all included directories whicHi Ant Users/Gurus
I would like to use the Ant task "jspc " that
converts jsp code into java.
The default compiler is Tomcat 's "jasper "
but I need to use Sun/Iplanet 's "jspc " compiler.
Does anyonIs there any way to specify the classpath to use for the optional jars
inside the build.xml? I.e. I want to specify the location of say
antlr.jar (or netcomponents.jar) in the build.xml rather thanPatch forthcoming that should allow him to have his
cake and eat it too... see
http //issues.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id 26364
-Matt
--- Jacob Kjome <hoju@(protected) > wrote
>
> If you didn 't
If you didn 't want your paths expanded why did you use the "location "
attribute in your <pathelement > 's??? If you use "value " then the paths
won 't be expanded. The path expansion is happening bRudolf Nottrott wrote
> Thanks Antoine for the suggestion but it doesn 't seem to make a
> difference.
>
> Basically I need to make sure that the command
>
> 'java org.hsqldb.Server -database test
I have high hopes for the <pathconvert > task since I use traditional string-like paths as input for a lot of tools and I want the original path to have a bit more flexibility.
But I am somewhaHello
I 'm having difficulty using macrodef in Ant 1.6. It seems to support only one attribute and I need two or more. Here is an example of my macrodef
I 'm experimenting with migration to Ant 1.6.
It seems that the ant.bat wrapper has changed. Now it only works
if I set CLASSPATH in the invoking environment. Can anyone help?
What happened to the Thanks Antoine for the suggestion but it doesn 't seem to make a difference.
Basically I need to make sure that the command
'java org.hsqldb.Server -database testxyz '
which is run by the ant targe With sshexec can we run multiple commands wih one target and one connection? for example
<sshexec host "xxxxxx "
username "xxxx "
password "xxxx "
command "command1 "/ >
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