Re: classpath not working

From: Lynch To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, February 26, 2001 8:07 AM Subject: classpath not working target name="ejb-classes" depends="prepare"javac srcdir="${src.dir}/com/truetel/slee/sleeimpl;${src.dir}/jain" destdir="${lib.dir}/ejb" includes="**"

RE: Junit output file redirection

Title: RE: Junit output file redirection Use the todir attribute batchtest todir=./somedir ... or test todir=./ .. This is a limitation in Ant 1.2, this is however supported in Ant 1.3. You can download from here http://jakarta.apache.org/builds/jakarta-ant/release/v1.3-b3/

Problem using execon /exec

Hi, I'm trying to use the execon to run from a certain location (X:\mon\components ) and executethe samecommand on every subdirectory of it. I tried to use the following code , but it doesn't seem to work out, maybe I'm not using the dir= ina correct manner. execon executable="Genic.bat"

Problem with DTD in ant1.3b3

Hi all, I've just downloaded the 1.3b3 release, and used the antstructure task to generate the DTD file. When I run ant on our build file it fails saying: C:\...\build.xml:714: Name tokens must not start with "+" characters. This appears to be a problem with the generated DTD. Anybody know

RE: Class dependancies?

Hi Conor Reading the docs it appears that I have to use either the classic or jikes compiler for this option. I have JDK1.3 and I've set the property build.compiler=classic and set true the depend attribute in the javac task: but I get the following: [javac] Compiling

RE: Class dependancies?

Hi I downloaded jikes to see how it work for this behavior. The jikes FAQ shows how the -depend works and it works fine, but the initial example was when the base class was modified and the derived class was unchanged. Running ant picks up the base class, but it cant/doesn't know that the

RE: Class dependancies?

At 01:35 26/2/01 -, M.A.Dunphy wrote: Hi I downloaded jikes to see how it work for this behavior. The jikes FAQ shows how the -depend works and it works fine, but the initial example was when the base class was modified and the derived class was unchanged. Running ant picks up the base

Property Setting

In trying to set a property, I've run into a wall. From within a buildfile I can do the following: property name="thing" value="sdasd asdasd asdasd" / Done outside the buildfile, from the command line, I try: ant -Dthing="sdasd asdasd asdasd" target and it tries to find the target 'asdasd'.

RE: Problem with DTD in ant1.3b3

after looking at this further, it appears to be in the section: !ELEMENT entry EMPTY !ATTLIST entry id ID #IMPLIED operation (+ | - | = | now | never) #IMPLIED default CDATA #IMPLIED key CDATA #IMPLIED type (int | date | string) #IMPLIED

RE: Property Setting

I just tried the following: ant -Dinpath=%Mypath% -Dinput="this and that" Framework inpath is a path i need for my compilation Framework is some target in my build.xml works just fine for me -- Arvid -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Monday,

RE: Property Setting

Ok... I'll try again: ant -Dbleh="this and that="this and that" spotless BUILD FAILED Target 'and' does not exist in this project. Total time: 0 seconds -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Monday, February 26, 2001 8:44 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Deleting directories

Firstly, apologies for what (I hope) is a simple question. I am simply trying to delete the contents (files and sub-directories) of a number of directories. ant appears to be ignoring the contents of my target. The code is as follows: target name="clearup" delete verbose="true"

RE: Property Setting

Nope, RedHat 6.2. Ant is 1.2 by the way. Arvid, are you 1.2 or are you using a development version? -Original Message- From: Chris Winters [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Monday, February 26, 2001 9:03 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Cc: Watson, Cory Subject: Re: Property Setting * [EMAIL

RE: Deleting directories

From my build.xml: target name="clean" unless="fast" !-- Delete the ${build} directory trees -- delete dir="${build}" / /target note the '/' at the end of delete dir.. tag. It seems that the are missing from your previous atempts... You might also try to remove the last '/' at

RE: Property Setting

--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Ok... I'll try again: ant -Dbleh="this and that="this and that" spotless I suspect that middle quote is causing you trouble. Try: ant -Dbleh="this and that=this and that" and see what happens. (Sorry, no time to test it myself.) Diane = ([EMAIL

RE: Property Setting

Actually I mistyped that, my bad... ant -Dbleh="this and that" spotless still no dice. -Original Message- From: Diane Holt [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Monday, February 26, 2001 10:12 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: RE: Property Setting --- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Ok... I'll

Problem with compiling ant source

Hello I am a new user of ant. I just updated myselft with CVS and had a problem building ant from the source distribution. The "org.apache.tools.ant.taskdefs.SendEMail" class did not compile because the bootstarp.bat file did not compile the tools.mail package. Adding the %TOOLS%\mail\*.java

ant 1.2, jdk1.3, copy

Hello all, I am new to the list, and hope that you can help. I checked the archives, but did not see anything about this. I am using Ant 1.2, JDK 1.3, and and attempting to use the EXEC task to perform a file copy. In JDK1.2.2, everything worked fine. However, now that I have switched to

Re: ant 1.2, jdk1.3, copy

Why don't you use ant's built-in copy task? I presume the answer is: you're experimenting with exec, not really trying to copy.. Anyway, the answer to your question has nothing to do with Ant, but actually windows! copy is one of the windows command interpreter commands, not an executable.

Re: ant 1.2, jdk1.3, copy

Thank you very much! The real reason that I was EXEC dir="." executable="copy" was so that I could "copy" multiple files into 1 destination file. I don't believe you can do that with the COPY task. (Please correct me if I am wrong). Originally, I was using a batch file to execute the copy

Re: Typical Usage Question

* Tim Vernum ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [010225 18:12]: We do the opposite. We mandate how the environment has to look for our developers. We got sick of "but it worked on my machine" "Oh, I assumed that wizbang.jar would be available on the production machine" etc. etc. IMHO, In order to

Re: Property Setting

* [EMAIL PROTECTED] ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [010226 09:42]: Ok... I'll try again: ant -Dbleh="this and that="this and that" spotless BUILD FAILED Target 'and' does not exist in this project. Total time: 0 seconds This might be an OS problem. Are you using Win95/98? If so, there was a

RE: Property Setting

Using the ant 1.3.beta3 I can pass spaces as args. This is on a win2k box with JDK 1.3. I think you mentioned in a previous post you were running on RedHat...have you checked the "ant" shell script to see if it's correctly handling spaces in arguments? I'm guessing that's where the problem

Re: Property Setting

Hello, This should be fixed in Ant 1.3beta3. In the meantime, edit the ant script and change the $@ on the last line to "$@" so that arguments will be passed quoted into the JVM. -Bill [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: In trying to set a property, I've run into a wall. From within a buildfile I

Re: Property Setting

- Original Message - From: "Bill Burton" [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, February 26, 2001 9:16 PM Subject: Re: Property Setting Hello, This should be fixed in Ant 1.3beta3. In the meantime, edit the ant script and change the $@ on the last line to "$@" so

Re: Seaparate command window

Hello Stacie, The Execute class normally writes to and reads from any sub process which causes the waiting. I came up with a patch for 1.3beta to allow the exec tag to support detaching the running process, either writing the output to a file or starting a new console window. However, since

RE: ant 1.2, jdk1.3, copy

Peter, There will be a concat task added after the 1.3 release. Conor -Original Message- From: Peter Alfors [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Tuesday, 27 February 2001 5:58 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: ant 1.2, jdk1.3, copy Thank you very much! The real reason that I

Re: ant 1.2, jdk1.3, copy

thanks... I will definitely convert to that when it is released. Pete Conor MacNeill wrote: Peter, There will be a concat task added after the 1.3 release. Conor -Original Message- From: Peter Alfors [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Tuesday, 27 February 2001 5:58 To:

classes not going where expected

I have a package, com.foobar.AntTest when I compile the java files in the directory of the same name, I would expect the class files to appear there, since I have my 'srcdir="."' and "destdir="."' as shown in the below compile target, but instead a sub-directory is created com/foobar/AntTest

Ant 1.3b3, ejbjar, wl6, CMP

Does anyone have any success creating CMP Entity Beans under Weblogic 6 and Ant 1.3b3? Thanks!

RE: classes not going where expected

I have a package, com.foobar.AntTest when I compile the java files in the directory of the same name, I would expect the class files to appear there, since I have my 'srcdir="."' and "destdir="."' as shown in the below compile target, Well, that's a recipe for disaster, but to each his

Jar task

The default behavior for the jar task seems to be to create a jar. Can anyone give me an example to update a jar. Something like "Jar -uf tmp.jar com". thanks Patrick Moylan

RE: Ant 1.3b3, ejbjar, wl6, CMP

-Original Message-From: Frank Chang [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]Sent: Monday, February 26, 2001 2:08 PMTo: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'Subject: Ant 1.3b3, ejbjar, wl6, CMP Does anyone have any success creating CMP Entity Beans under Weblogic 6 and Ant 1.3b3? Thanks!

multiple links in javadoc

Can someone tell me what the proper syntax is for adding multiple links in javadoc? According to the ant docs, this is possible: Create link to javadoc output at the given URL. This performs the same role as the link and linkoffline attributes. You can use either syntax (or both at once), but

Question: Tomcat on a Apple Maintosh

Hello, Perhaps you can help me. I want to install and my mainproblem to run the jakarta-tomcat-3.2.1-Server on my apple maintosh. I have installed MRJ SDK 2.0.1 for Macintosh. Can you help me to run the tomcat server, because i want to use JavaServerPages on it.I am working with the Mac OS 8.6.

Re: Question: Tomcat on a Apple Maintosh

Hi, This is the list for ant-user a build tool. You should mail to tomcat-user for tomcat related questions. At 01:46 27/2/01 +0100, Alexander Rentschler wrote: Hello, Perhaps you can help me. I want to install and my mainproblem to run the jakarta-tomcat-3.2.1-Server on my apple maintosh. I

RE: Question: Tomcat on a Apple Maintosh

Hello, Perhaps you can help me. I want to install and my mainproblem to run the jakarta-tomcat-3.2.1-Server on my apple maintosh. I have installed MRJ SDK 2.0.1 for Macintosh. Can you help me to run the tomcat server, because i want to use JavaServerPages on it.I am working with the Mac

Re: classes not going where expected

Hi, If I get you correctly, you have a directory structure with all your java files and classes in, say, /home/dale/com/foobar and I'm going to guess your build.xml is also in /home/dale/com/foobar with ${basedir} set to ".", and javac srcdir and destdir also set to "." Right, if this is the