Title: RE: VSS task question
Try
putting netcomponents.jar in the directory ANT_HOME\lib
JP
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Hi everyone,
I am new
Title: RE: Environment variables
Yeah,
I knew I could do what you indicate below (though I do appreciate the syntax
sample)
but It
seems a little ridiculous to have to copy all these "env" elements into EVERY
task
(granted, there are fewer tasks in ant than there would be in make) to
make
Title: RE: VSS task question
Hi everyone,
I am new to Ant. In fact, this is my first post
to the user group.
I have a build.xml file that I'm working on and one of
the targets is a "deploy" target. I'm trying to FTP the jar file to a
server that is outside our firewall. To do this manu
Title: RE: VSS task question
This
might seem obvious but have you tried...
?
With
this configuration, Ant will execute the source target once, no matter which (or
how many) of the applet targets are executed. If I understand your
problem, this should correct it. If
Title: RE: Environment variables
We use property files. Example:
This imports build-time settings from a local file. I set classpath, java_home, source path settings in this file. If I need to set environment variables for a task, I use the task's attributes. Or for exec tasks, I use
Title: RE: VSS task question
Actually I was looking for the situation that, if I have three targets
that rely on on task (say compile) that the compile is only run once (the first
time it is needed), but then the next target that depends on compile doesn't
compile it.
in my
case, I have th
Hi Guys,
The more ant builds I look at, the more I see the common element
of a "setenv.bat" that sets common variables like CLASSPATH
and JAVA_HOME, etc.
When I have architected builds in the past, I try to encapsulate
all of the environment settings into the makefile itself, with
the makefil
Title: RE: VSS task question
If I don't want to download files every time from SourceSafe, I use the exec task and call SS.EXE directly with the following options:
project.path is the SourceSafe project path (i.e. "$/
Hey Keith,
I suspect you can probably use the existing task to generate a
"generic" (non-Weblogic) ejb jar file, and that should be sufficient for
JBoss. If I recall, JBoss ejbs are essentially just JAR files with the
home, remote, and impl classes, plus the deployment descriptor(s) and
manifes
Yup, did that. At first I tried using the dtd task to generate
the dtd, but that didn't work out for me since I'm using a variable
as a value which isn't in the generated dtd.
Ken
> -Original Message-
> From: Mark Hewitt [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Wednesday, May 09, 2001 7:57 AM
I have a few tasks that rely on files getting from vss
Everytime the other tasks fire, they get the files.
How can i prevent vssget task from firing evertime?
Here is a copy of my build file
Hello
Very quick question to people who used exec/execOn/apply.
I would like to know that is major difference b/n these 3 methods, the doc
is not very clear on it.
If anyone can point pro/cons of each method, i would really appreciate it.
thank you
boris
Diane Holt wrote:
>
> --- J2EE User <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Hi James:
> > I am relatively new to Ant. How and where do u set the global.properties
> > file.
>
> Properties files can be called any name you choose (by convention, they
> tend to be called something.properties)
(A side note
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hello,
> I see that Diane very abily answered this question back on 20 April but
> my question is, beyond being in know as a developer, how would you go
> about determing this stuff?
>
> I think I may have just answered my question though by coding up her
> lil
Hello,
I see that Diane very abily answered this question back on 20 April but
my question is, beyond being in know as a developer, how would you go
about determing this stuff?
I think I may have just answered my question though by coding up her
lil' no op example and run it with -debug. Th
Hmmm ... You could have something create a DTD with a set of
entities whose values are set according to your local environment,
then you could instantiate that via a reference. Of course, you
would need to know where this file is too...
Or, you could use XSLT to transform your XML build files us
Hello,
I've used the task pvcs.
After building the pvcs_ant_.log file, I
have a pcli.exe application error.
and this message :
the instruction "0x77f7754b" use memory address "0x02981e18".
The memory can't be "read".
And after, my OS is competly crashed.
When I restart, I have Dorctor Wat
This is the DTD and cannot include such
platform local information as environment
variables. W3C would have a fit!
#!/mjh
-Original Message-
From: Keith Kee [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 16 April 2001 17:23
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: How to include a variable in !ENTITY tag?
Hi
I'm trying to delete generated files with a specific extension, but I don't
know how to do.
Example:
When compiling files with the extension *.not_java files with the extension
*.java are created, when I do an "ant clean" I would like to delete all
those created *.java files, I want to do someth
Adam Flegman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I think the line of code failing is the command. The directory it is referring to isnt actually in existence
> at the begining of the whole process, but rather it gets created as
> a result of a cvs checkout.
This has been fixed to a certain extend in A
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