RE: pcli.exe application error

Hello Simon, I'm using pvcs 6.6.10, Windows NT4 SP4, Jdk1.3 Fred -Message d'origine- De : [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Envoyé : lundi 14 mai 2001 07:57 À : [EMAIL PROTECTED] Objet : RE: pcli.exe application error Frederic What version of pvcs are you using? What

how to set environment variable

Hi all, I'm a new user of ant, just want to know what the tag i need to use to set an environment variable in windows. it works just as typing set a=b in Dos prompt. Can anyone help me? thanks. robby _ Do You

Javadoc problems

I cant seem to get the javadoc task to work for me. I have tried it on windows and linux. On linux it just appears to work but no documentation is generated. On windows the exception below is thrown. Anybody know why? This could be something to do with launching external processes since I had a

Re: how to set environment variable

Hi , I need build.xml to set an environment variable for windows to use, actually source safe needs the variable SSDIR, if i use exec executable=cmd.exe os=Windows 2000 arg value=/C set ssdir=\\sourcesafe_server\dir/ /exec it seems not working properly since it will terminate

RE: how to set environment variable

Robby I've tried calling a batch file to set a environment variable, using the exec tags. But get the same results as you. If you want to set environment variables and then use then in your ant build: (1)In your .bat that you use to call ant you would set ssdir=some value and then call ant.

RE: how to set environment variable

robby simon The only thing I can think of (besides writing to registry) would be to write the environment variable to a .ini file. I'm not exactly sure how this is done, and you would probably have to restart the computer for the new variable to take effect. Anything you do in the

Re: Quick newbie question

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Very quick question to people who used exec/execOn/apply. I would like to know that is major difference b/n these 3 methods, exec simply executes a system command - you have to specify all arguments explicitly. For example, you'd start a server with this task.

Re: Don't understand ejb-jar examples.

From: Robert Nicholson [EMAIL PROTECTED] Why is the weblogic-ejb-jar.xml descriptor _excluded_? ejbjar srcdir=${build.classes} descriptordir=${descriptor.dir} basejarname=TheEJBJar weblogic destdir=${deploymentjars.dir}

Re: JDK question

It is hard to know what may be going on without more information on what is happening.: Is the project you refer to an Ant project in the sense of a build file element or something else? What version of the JDK are being used? What platform? (For example, sometimes you install a JDK on windows

RE: VSS task question

Title: RE: VSS task question Here's the problem. Vssget calls SS.EXE directly (using Runtime.execute()). But vssget does not pass the -GCC and -GTM options to SS.EXE. GCCforces SS.EXE to only download changed files. GTM forces SS.EXEwill setdownloaded files'file date's to the last modified

RE: FTP and socksified

Title: RE: VSS task question JP, I'm sorry if I wasn't clear in my message. I did try putting the netcomponents.jar file in the \lib directory in ANT_HOME, with no difference in the result. Any more suggestions? Thanks, Curtis Krouse -Original Message-From: Jeff Post

RE: how to set environment variable

Within a task: env name=foo value=bar Will set an environment variable with the name foo and value bar in the environment of the task that includes the env element. The documentation and my interpretation of the code seem to disagree as to whether the presence of an env tag completely empties

RE: How to include a variable in !ENTITY tag?

That is good idea. Thanks, keith -Original Message- From: Mark Hewitt [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Friday, May 11, 2001 11:40 AM To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' Subject: RE: How to include a variable in !ENTITY tag? Hmmm ... You could have something create a DTD with a set of

Java Resources and JUnit task

Greetings I am attempting to read a System Resource (i.e. ClassLoader.getSystemResource( resourceName ). Where resource name is something like: /config/proj.properties. I am trying to do this in a JUnit task. I don't know why, but the file is not found. (Although I am certain that it is in the

using the -D option with the java task

While using the java task. I would like to be able to pass some properties values using the -D option. Here is an excerpt from my build.xml file. target name=datarow java classname=com.cedera.util.datatransfer.DataLoadReportRow jvmarg

RE: using the -D option with the java task

Did you get this message in your output? JVM args ignored when same JVM is used. Try adding fork=yes which will create a new VM to which the args can apply. Conor -Original Message- From: Atul Tiwary [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Tuesday, 15 May 2001 9:10 AM To: [EMAIL