--- Nico Seessle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > (Maybe this should go in the FAQ.)
> >
> The better place would be Bugzilla with a little testcase :-) So we can
> fix that and don't need to describe wrong behaviour...
As I recall, it may not be fixable -- I think it has to do with the order
in wh
- Original Message -
From: "Diane Holt" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, May 02, 2001 4:09 AM
Subject: Re: v1.3 -- problems retrieving properties from
> Not exactly. The properties do get set -- the known issue is that it's
> just the log message you get when
hi - so I have a somewhat confusing problem... (but then, aren't they all?
:))
we're creating an EJB jar using the jar task:
and then running weblogic.ejbc on it, so as to make the deployable jar
so far so good
however, when we try a
From: M.A.Dunphy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Unfortunately this compiler appears not to understand the concept of a webapp
> but rather it compiles a single file at a time. I cant see it working but I'll ask..
> Would it be possible to get a java command to be invoked for each .jsp file derived
Hi all,
I just started using Ant, and basically I want to run remote scripts through
SSH. I am currently working on a Win2K workstation, and I'm using the SSH2
command-line executable from ssh.com. The problem I'm encountering is that
SSH2 does not return control back to the exec task after it'
Hi,
I am new to the ANT scene, so a silly question.
I have multiple modules in CVS each having its own src directory
CVS Structure for module ...
---
properties
com
--- Dominic Pilbeam <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm attempting to create a build file which compiles Java source from
> several different directory trees using different compilers for each
> tree, puts all the class files into one directory tree and then jars
> them all.
>
> So, I have a target,
--- "Webb, James" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Are there any known issues in 1.3 or config tricks for
> retrieving properties from a properties file?
> I have not seen any bugreports or patches for this kind
> of issue.
Not exactly. The properties do get set -- the known issue is that it's
just
--- Aarti Chandnani <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I could accomplish this by Propertyfile but it replaces the ":" with "="
You can do it using -- just have it deal with the version
number as a separate property. (Assuming I've understood your question
correctly.)
Diane
=
([EMAIL PROTECTE
I'm looking for a sample build.xml for a J2EE application (with web
applications, ejb-jar modules). I have a sample from
http://jakarta.apache.org/commons/cactus/index.html . But this sample is
only for one web application module. Please help me!
Thanks in advance!
Thai
Title: same old question(slightly long)
Hi,
Have
you considered using the SCRIPT task? This sounds like a task that
requires a bit of program logic.
You
could write Javascript that set a variable to be either "NIGHTLY--MM-DD" or
"VERSION-NO" and then do the replace using that variab
Is anybody integrating Ant with configuration management tools?
Something like Aegis or equivalent?
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yes, the properties are being set as in a typical
java.util.Properties file.
some.property.key=some.value
i have tested this file from my own properties
reader within my codebase so i know it is OK
as far as format goes.
-Original Message-
From: Anuj Agrawal
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sen
>well so i wasnt clear :-)
;)
>thats the way i have it
>Package-Version:which
>
>and in ANT
>
>
>and i use the commandline to pass the value of ver as wither nightly or 2.1
>
>But the prb is:
>If i replace my manifest with a token either which or @@version@@ or
whatever else,
>at the t
Title: RE: same old question(slightly long)
well so i wasnt clear :-)
thats the way i have it
Package-Version:which
and in ANT
and i use the commandline to pass the value of ver as wither nightly or 2.1
But the prb is:
If i replace my manifest with a token either which or @@version@@
>I have a manifest file
>which has in it the line say,
>
>Package-Version:2.1
>
>I use this manifest file when I build my jar files.
>
>Now if its a nightly build , I need the file to say:
>
>Package-Version:NIGHTLY
>
>But if its a release, I need it to say Package-Version:2.2 (next release
Title: same old question(slightly long)
I have a manifest file
which has in it the line say,
Package-Version:2.1
I use this manifest file when I build my jar files.
Now if its a nightly build , I need the file to say:
Package-Version:NIGHTLY
But if its a release, I need it to say Pac
how are you setting the properties?
assuming they are being set in the local.properties file, they should appear as:
# e.g.
weblogic.install.home=c:/whatever/the/path/is
Anuj.
"Webb, James" wrote:
> Are there any known issues in 1.3 or config tricks for
> retrieving properties from a propertie
Are there any known issues in 1.3 or config tricks for
retrieving properties from a properties file?
I have not seen any bugreports or patches for this kind
of issue.
I am trying to set up a properties file containing
local configuration such as paths,etc. for each developer's
specific environme
Title: RE: new user problem Target `build.xml' does not exist in this project
i dont
think the cvs files r posing a prb
i use
the cvs files all the time
-Original Message-From: Rakshit Daga
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]Sent: Tuesday, May 01, 2001 3:47
PMTo: [EMAIL PROTECTED]Subj
Title: RE: new user problem Target `build.xml' does not exist in this project
I just
discovered something,
I get
this problem , only when i try to run ant from folders that have files marked by
cvs,
which
is very wierd.
btw
ant -projecthelp throws up the same error
-Original Mess
At 03:27 1/5/01 -0700, Rakshit Daga wrote:
>Nope , i am just doing
>$ ant
>for some reason , it looks for build.xml as a target, and this problem is
>peculiar to my installation,
it may sound dumb but
* Check your ANT_HOME
* Check location of ant cscript on machine (correspond to ANT_HOME???)
*
Title: RE: new user problem Target `build.xml' does not exist in this project
try doing
ant -projecthelp and see what you get
-Original Message-
From: Rakshit Daga [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, May 01, 2001 12:45 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: new user problem Target
At 02:47 1/5/01 -0500, Johnson, Robert wrote:
>I am currently using ant and I would like to change the format of the errors
>that are reported so I can use the "double click" functionality of my editor
>(Dev Studio 6)
>
>Currently the error looks as follows in ant when using the -emacs flag:
>
>c
Nope , i am just doing
$ ant
for some reason , it looks for build.xml as a target, and this problem is
peculiar to my installation,
-Original Message-
From: Diane Holt [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, May 01, 2001 1:17 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: new user problem Target
Hi
I'm a new Ant user so please forgive the naive
questions:
I'm attempting to create a build file which
compiles Java source from several different directory trees using different
compilers for each tree, puts all the class files into one directory tree and
then jars them all.
So, I h
Are you trying to run it like:
$ ant build.xml
If you are, drop the "build.xml".
Diane
--- Rakshit Daga <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi all,
> I am trying to run ant, and for some reason it gives me this error
> message.
>
> BUILD FAILED
>
> Target `build.xml' does not exist in this project.
Just
an idea.
What
if you jar up all your common classes initially into
"common.jar"
have
that jar in the classpath and then
jar up
all your beans by referring to that "common jar"?
While
packaging your ear file, you use the "common jar", "jar1", "war1", etc into an
"ear" file
Title: RE: updating jar - facing errors
Excellent!
It worked just fine!
Thanks for your help Eli!!
-Original Message-
From: Eli Sherman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, May 01, 2001 1:35 PM
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: RE: updating jar - facing errors
try using the
I am currently using ant and I would like to change the format of the errors
that are reported so I can use the "double click" functionality of my editor
(Dev Studio 6)
Currently the error looks as follows in ant when using the -emacs flag:
c:\test\test.java:22: Error
I would like to change the
Hi all,
I am trying to run ant, and for some reason it gives me this error message.
BUILD FAILED
Target `build.xml' does not exist in this project.
and for some reason , if i create an empty target called build.xml ,it looks
at other files in the directory and complains
Target 'x' does not exis
Hi
Andy, I'm trying to use ant with weblogic 5.1 and haven't gotten anywhere with
the ejbjar task. Another guy is doing the ejb's but doesn't have time for ant so
the sys-admin guy and I have been trying to figure out the ejbjar task for 5.1.
We'd appreciate any help you can offer and will b
I think you might want to be using the task. As I understand it, if
you use the task, you get a manifest file, and if you use the
task, you don't.
Diane
--- Aarti Chandnani <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi folks,
>
> I am creating a ejb jar using the ejbjar task.
> Now i want to append some m
try using the nested element of ejbjar, it does just that.
-Original Message-
From: Aarti Chandnani [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, May 01, 2001 9:24 PM
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: updating jar - facing errors
Hi folks,
I am creating a ejb jar using the ejbjar task.
N
Title: updating jar - facing errors
Hi folks,
I am creating a ejb jar using the ejbjar task.
Now i want to append some more class files to this jar
SO i am using something like :
>
when i run this i get an error like:
C:\bea\beabuild.xml:92: Problem creating jar: duplicate en
Hi folks -
i'm running ant 1.3 on solaris 8 (with jdk1.3), but when i run the following
antmake.sh file (below) i get the corresponding error message (below). 8((
This doesn't happen when i run basically the same script on a windows box.
Anybody face the same issue, or have a workaround?
Thanks
Hi everyone.
It appears the problem with this is setting the classpath before hand (I call
env.bat), when the directories have not been created yet. Has anyone else run
into this?
I am trying to change it so that I set the classpath under my target as below,
but can't figure out why it is not
Title: Can ant do something for each file in a fileset
Hi all,
I'd like to compile my jsp pages to make sure that they are correct with respect to the other java code. I'm using the weblogic server which does have a JSP compiler. Unfortunately this compiler appears not to understand the conc
Title: Weblogic 6, ejbjar and pain
Hi all,
As you might have gathered from my last mail, I'm getting involved in a Weblogic 6 project - I have previously done some 5.1 stuff with ant.
This new situation with the element seems to be a real pain, though from reading the archives I begin to
Title: RE: Anyone got the element for to work with weblogic 6?
>Conor wrote:
>Andrew,
>The location is a file path, and not a URL. Try that and let me know if
>you still have problems.
Yeah, I had a file path originally, but I was experimenting. It would be good if the documentation, i
Has anyone written any SilverStream deployment tasks?
TIA,
Bill Pfeiffer
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