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Hi,
I have a target that creates and then includes a file into a jar. I would like
to be able to specify something on the command line that will either do this or
not. I checked out the docs and it is possible to do something similar for a
target, but nothing to answer this question.
Has
Is it possible to use the prototype generics compiler
with ant?
It's tricky since one must use the javac from the sample
generics implementation AND one must cross compile using
the collect.jar (collections modified for generics).
The collect.jar is stubs of actual collections. So, if
Hi Everbody,
Can u just help me out to run a jar file
java -jar abc.jar
Hoping a feasible solution ,
Thanx in advance
Thilak babu
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Sanjay Bhatia [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a target that creates and then includes a file into a jar. I
would like to be able to specify something on the command line that
will either do this or not.
Not sure whether I understand your problem. You have something like
target
Joel Riedesel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It's tricky since one must use the javac from the sample
generics implementation AND one must cross compile using
the collect.jar (collections modified for generics).
What's the class name of that generics compiler? Ant won't run
command line javac but
- Original Message -
From: Tan, Ming [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, June 19, 2001 12:17 AM
Subject: VSSGET label attribute
C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio\Common\VSS\win32\ss Get
$/CLE/JAR Source
-GLC:\CLE2\JAR Source -I- -R -VLRelease 1.3 - QA 002 -W
Thilak babu [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can u just help me out to run a jar file
java -jar abc.jar
I assume you want to use the java task. Sorry, this one doesn't
support running from jars ATM.
You have to find out which class needs to be run (look into
META-INF/MANIFEST.MF of the jar
- Original Message -
From: Chris Perreault [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, June 19, 2001 2:09 AM
Subject: ant ftp class and depends
Has anyone seen this?
Yes, that error occured in April 2001 (see
http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=ant-userm=98596660001095w=2).
shooting from the hip here:
Set up your java runtime environment properly (so that the correct javac and
libraries get picked up when you run java or javac from a prompt), then run ant
itself within the new java stuff, and have the javac task use the classic
compiler. If that doesn't work, you
hi,
is there a possibility to include directories, which consist of a
subdirectory (META-INF), in a fileset?
the whole problem:
there is a directory tree like this:
basedir
+de
+-xxx
+-
+---META-INF
+-
+-
Yeah, that is shooting from the hip!
The problem is that to compile with generics using generic versions
of the java collection classes, you need the collect.jar file which
is a bunch of stubbed versions of the java collection classes. Obviously,
that file will need to come first in java's
Hi,
i tried to make Ant running with CVS. Is there an
additional jar i need? I guess no. A cvs client is
installed, up and running, I am able to access the
CVS server on cmd line.
If I create ant tasks like the following, I receive
the exception above:
target
name="getJSPs"cvs
hi,
you have to login before you star the script.
cu
-Original Message-
From: Alexander Saupp [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Dienstag, 19. Juni 2001 14:39
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Question: How to make ant running with cvs
Hi,
i tried to make Ant running with CVS. Is
Sorry, I did that allready...
As i mentioned, the problem doesn't seem to be a special cvs problem, as the
~/.cvspass (or so)
file is created and i am able to copy the commands from the error message
and to run them manually.
Eg:
Error message is
C:\DEPLOY\config\build.xml:106:
Hi Nico.
Thanks for the note.
I'm using the ftp server that is part of IIS 4.
Chris
On Tue, 19 Jun 2001, Nico Seessle wrote:
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- Original Message -
From: Chris Perreault [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, June 19, 2001 2:09 AM
Subject: ant ftp
Have you tried echoing the variables you are passing in to verify
that they've made it?
echo message=${some.path} /
echo message=${some.value} /
If they're not making it, try something like
ant -debug yourTarget | [grep | find] some.value
to see what is going in.
/bill
-Original
Hi everybody!
I would like to print names of all the files matched by the fileset
task. Is it possible?
Is there any other ant documentation besides the one issued with the ant
distribution?
Regards,
Pawel
--
Pawel Rzepa Department of Computer Science
[EMAIL
error=2 is FileNotFOund which means that the cvs client is probably not on
your path.
On Tue, 19 Jun 2001 22:38, Alexander Saupp wrote:
Hi,
i tried to make Ant running with CVS. Is there an additional jar i need? I
guess no. A cvs client is installed, up and running, I am able to access
Thanks, right hint!
Alex
- Original Message -
From: Peter Donald [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, June 19, 2001 3:56 PM
Subject: Re: Question: How to make ant running with cvs
error=2 is FileNotFOund which means that the cvs client is probably not on
your
Perhaps calling this a dynamic build.xml is slightly incorrect. But let
me tell you my situation before we worry over the semantics of the title of
the problem.
Basically, what I want to do is base what I deliver, and where I deliver it
to, on the directory structure of my source code.
For
Hi, Nico:
It worked only after I took out the -VL from the label -VLRelease 1.3 -
QA 002. What is -VL, are they supposed to be there?
Thanks
-Ming
-Original Message-
From: Nico Seessle [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, June 19, 2001 2:18 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re:
I've been looking for an Ant task to obtain user input, unfortunately I
haven't found one. I see it's a requested feature, and even appears on
the Ant2 requested features list. So I had to write one myself.
You can use the attached jar as-is. You'll find it contains all the
appropriate class
If you replace large with complex then I would agree ;)
On Wed, 20 Jun 2001 01:33, Jesse Tilly wrote:
heh. I think Peter V. would disagree with that suitable for large
projects statementas would I.
MrT
-Original Message-
From: Jim Jackl-Mochel [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Probably shouldn't even ask this, but what do you consider a large
project? I'm managing a project with hundreds of source files, creation
of a dozen jar files, EJB deployment, IIOP support, some platform
specific behavior for creating distribution media and I have not hand
any significant
Hello all,
I am a rank newbie to ant. I'm wondering if there is a common directory
structure that people use to build and package java projects? I need to create
and deploy some EJB's and I just wanted to get my dir structure right. Anyone?
Hi all,
I am having trouble with the Javadoc task and link offline parameter.
Here is what I am doing in my build file:
target name=jdocExport depends=prepare
javadoc
packagenames=${package.list}
sourcepath=${java.dir}
destdir=${jdoc.build.dir.temp}
Hmm. Sorry if I stepped on toes. Let me see if I can qualify it a bit.
I have not used jmake. I took someone elses word on its large project
suitability.
I have used JMK and enjoyed it. It is clean and fast.
I preferred the makefle syntax to that of ANT.
But many parts of my previous
There is a common need, I believe, to strip out DOCTYPES from XML docs. We
managed with a series of replaces to strip out every permutation of
DOCTYPES we use. Not terribly efficient. Do I smell a task brewing? an
option to copy?
PS actually we don't strip them, we comment them out. That
We use Ant to do two types of builds (daily and production). For daily
builds I only need the special tasks which start a view, mount a vob, and
set the config-spec. For production builds, I start with the above, then
label our source files at the beginning of the build, then after I have
No toes here. Just joking about some of us who have rather strong views
about Ant's place in the configuration management world.
Large could mean 10k source files and 100EJBs, etc so yeah, Ant works there.
(For Peter's sake)
Complex (which is what I intended to talk about anyway) means 10+
On Wed, 20 Jun 2001 03:15, Viraj Purang wrote:
HI,
I have the same problem too ...
and I am using a WinCvs client which has a CVS.exe in its ...
My Path variable shows ... ()
PATH=C:\Program Files\GNU\WinCvs 1.1...
I would try changing this to
PATH=C:\Progra~1\GNU\WinCvs 1.1...
and
Have you run ant with -debug to see the exact command that is being
executed? That might provide some insight.
Somethings nagging at me about the initial exception:
C:\CVS1\builder\build.xml:40: java.io.IOException: CreateProcess: cvs -d
:pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/dept/cvs checkout client e
The project I am currently using ANT for (and it is a little naked in some
spots as a result)
involves 6 subprojects with each one producing an EAR and at least one
additional WAR. There are 900
support files in a common classes JAR file as well as the EJBs, Servlets,
and JSPs.
This is not a
Greg, I agree that this functionality would be useful. But I think a
general solution of supporting regular expressions in the replace task would
be better than one specific to DOCTYPE's. Then you could do just about
anything. (And the commenting the DOCTYPE's out instead of removing is a
- Original Message -
From: Tan, Ming [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, June 19, 2001 4:28 PM
Subject: RE: VSSGET label attribute
Hi, Nico:
It worked only after I took out the -VL from the label -VLRelease 1.3 -
QA 002. What is -VL, are they supposed to be there?
Hi,
I still have no other information.
DO i have to set this path variable from inside the Ant build.xml file ?
or setting it from outside is just fine (Should be fine I supppose, unless
we use some kind of a batch file.)
The debug output shows something like this
Ok, can you show us the fragment from your build.xml file that is
generating this error? I'm just groping, trying to help.
Viraj Purang wrote:
Hi,
I still have no other information.
DO i have to set this path variable from inside the Ant build.xml file ?
or setting it from outside is
Title: How do I capture the current directory during execution?
How can I process documents in a directory structure, and capture the directory where the files are being processed from? I need to pass it to a style sheet. Here is my code:
target name=publishItems depends=init, prepare
style
Matt, just a note that there is a small typo in the code you posted.
The processing of the if clause is busted when you use an '|'
operator. I'd post a patch, but I've modified what you posted to fit
our coding standards and into our project, so I'll just post the code
change since it's short.
Hi,
!-- === --
!-- CVS target.--
!-- Creates build and deploy directories, if it is needed. --
!-- === --
target
Hi, all:
May be there is something I don't understand, in order for VSSGET to work
(using label), Do I have to label all the folders for all levels in my VSS
project? I have tried to just label the parent folder and it didn't work. Is
there anything in VSS that I should know/do?
Thanks in
On 06/19/2001 02:01:19 PM Larry V. Streepy, Jr. wrote:
Matt, just a note that there is a small typo in the code you posted.
The processing of the if clause is busted when you use an '|'
operator. I'd post a patch, but I've modified what you posted to fit
our coding standards and into our
Ming,
You shouldn't have to label all folders within the project ... just the
parent folder. Would it be possible to post your code up again? I somehow
missed it.
Felice
-Original Message-
From: Tan, Ming [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, June 19, 2001 1:58 PM
To: '[EMAIL
Thanks Felice.
Here's my code:
target name=sourcesafeJava
echo message=Getting java files from VSS /
vssget localPath=${Java_Source_Files}
recursive=true
label=testLabel
login=xxx,yyy
vsspath=\CLE\test\JAR SOURCE\LEGALEDCENTER
writable=true
My product has client and server binaries to be
built,How do i build just the client or server
provided i have only one build.xml file.
Can this be acheived by passing some variables as
properties in the build command line -D option and
processing those properties for building specing set
of
you can use targets for this. One target for client build. One target for
server build.
Devon
- Original Message -
From: Hari Ramasubbu [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, June 19, 2001 3:52 PM
Subject: Partial builds .?
My product has client and server
hmm i think that's what the target attribute for the tasks could be?
you would just create two targets:
target name=client
...
/target
target name=server
...
/target
and when you run ant you could on the command line just type
ant client
or
ant server
if you wanted to you could also
I was reading the script task in the user manual,
and have the following questions/suggestions
1. In the example lines
main.addTask(echo);
echo.setMessage(..);
sub.execute();
I asked myself "How would I know a (task,target)'s
list of methods (as above) to call". (how would I know that
Using Ant from the small GUI tool added to VAJ. I'm starting with a very
simple script (one step at the time) to load a Solution into the Workspace.
the entire script is similar to :
?xml version=1.0?
!-- ===
--
!-- Builds
Hi,
I changed the directory that I was accessing to one which does not have
spaces in its name (Mind you , I had given the quotes to take care of that
..., but that in fact quotes coould be a problem too.) from
C:\CVS1\builderset PATH
PATH=C:\Progra~1\GNU\WinCvs 1.1 to point to
Title: Observations from an ANT newbie
My background is in Java, so it seems a little confusing see how ant works. It would be nice to show off the basic commands in create your own hello world build file. Each step could identify what a command is, and what's best used for. That way we have
Is anyone using the style task? After some battling and removing other
parsers from my classpath and lib/ext directory I now have it running,
but I still can't make it actually process my files, even for a very
simple test.
I keep getting a message saying that the stylesheet needs a
version
It works.Thanks a lot Bhavin I really appreciate the
help.
regards
hari
--- Bhavin Patel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hmm i think that's what the target attribute for the
tasks could be?
you would just create two targets:
target name=client
...
/target
target name=server
...
/target
I use it all the time. My xsl engine is Saxon 6.3
I notice you don't have a namespace declaration for the xsl namespace.
try adding this attribute to your stylesheet element
xmlns:xsl=http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform;
HTH
-Original Message-
From: Frank Carver [mailto:[EMAIL
Ming,
I got it to work on my machine by changing the vsspath to $/Project where
Project=a valid project in my repository.So, I guess you would have to
change vsspath to:
$/CLE/test/JAR SOURCE/LEGALEDCENTER
Try that.
Felice
-Original Message-
From: Tan, Ming [mailto:[EMAIL
HI,
Is there anyway by which I can specify the password of the user I am
using to access the repository ?
If I try to run just the cvs login it tells me that I need to do a cvs -d
...for the repository
and if I try to do a cvs -d first then it asks me for a cvs login first
...chicken ..egg
Hi,
I found solcae in the good old $CVSROOT variable that CVS requires for
its functionaing.Setting it thru the Windows env variables.. resolved the
problem finally.
Regards,
Viraj Purang
-Original Message-
From: Viraj Purang
Sent: Tuesday, June 19, 2001 3:32 PM
To: [EMAIL
Some places to find information about the script task:
It uses the BSF. The BSF pdf doc discusses the environment that scripts run in and how
each of the supported languages can make
calls to the environment.
Ant uses reflection to make calls to tasks. If you look at the doc section called
Title: How do I capture the current directory during execution?
Lorenzo -
Did
you figure this out? I am having the same problem. Want to keep it
simple, but am having problems only using ANT. Seems like I can only write
some other code to read in the directory and pass it...
Thanks,
Annie
This looks like something you could accomplish pretty easily with a script.
Based on your directory structure your script would:
create a copy task to send the files to be jarred to a working area
create a jar task to do the work. (you actually might be able to get away with just
scripting a
Why can't you just use
param name=workDir expression=${root}/
or some variation on that theme?
If I may ask why do you need to pass in the directory? I can process directories with
the trax processor (with Saxon behind it)
without any trouble.
FWIW Saxon contains an extension function that
I am working with Apache/Tomcat server configuration which requires the
server root and it cannot be a relative path (for Apache/conf/httpd.conf and
tomcat/conf/mod_jk.conf).
Several Developers in the building will be running Apache/Tomcat on their
machines and I cannot dictate where they are
Title: RE: How do I capture the current directory during execution?
Annie,
I have not been able to solve my problem. And I'm not sure that I can help you solve yours, but I've seen people create environment.properties files that specify developer-specific configuration (where they'll run
I have written a tool called checkstyle which does what you are looking for.
Checkstyle is a development tool to help programmers write Java code that
adheres to a coding standard. Its purpose is to automate the process of
checking Java code, and to spare humans of this boring (but important)
Some places to find information about the script task:
It uses the BSF. The BSF pdf doc discusses the environment that scripts
run in and how each of the supported languages can make
calls to the environment.
Thanks Brett, I'm still studying your response. Can't help but ask: what is
the
If it is supposed to be an XPATH then try
param name=workDir expression='${root}'/
The '' will have the expression interpreted as a string.
As mentioned Saxon has an extension function that returns the path of the current
document. It has functionality equivalent to
Xalan's redirect.
I'm not
Thanks Brett, I'm still studying your response. Can't help
but ask: what is
the BSF?
Have you read the documentation that does come with Ant? The entry for the script task?
-- Ant's code is, for everything I have looked at, clear and
readable. If
you would look at the
code I think you
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