Howdy, all.
I have been tasked with turning our ANT script into an honest to God
nightly build system.
We have roughly a dozen build files, which take a total of about ten
minutes to build from scratch.
We would like to have them called one after another, until the first one
that fails, or u
You can view it using IE5 or IE6 just by putting log.xsl in the same
directory as log.xml and opening log.xml in either of those browsers. Or
you could run it through the
James,
I don't use HotMail but I do filter these emails using OutLook. I look for
the string "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" in the From: field. It's been
working great so far :)
HTH,
Felice
-Original Message-
From: James Carroll [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, October 26, 2001 5:25 AM
Hi,
We have a funky setup around here. In our build process, we need to copy
some 3rd party jars to a specific directory, used by Weblogic in part of its
classpath. The problem is that this directory is writable by only one user
(let's call that user "owner"). Any other user (say, "notowner" -- a
As far as I know, javadoc expect standar directory/package structure, do
that class foo.bar.Test lies in:
{src.home}/foo/bar/Test.java
The structure you are handling, is not standard (Isn't it giving you
problems with javac also?). If you switch to a standar directory structure
your problems will
I don't use hotmail.. but how about all messages address to:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]?
That works for Outlook.
Ylan
> -Original Message-
> From: James Carroll [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Friday, October 26, 2001 4:25 AM
> To: Ant-User Jarkata Apache
> Subject: Hotmail filter
>
>
> I apo
Diane,
That's exactly what I wound up doing, actually. I used a property of a
comma separated list, and wrote some javascript to parse it into a list.
Seems to work just fine. It's nice to get some verification that this is a
reasonable way to do it.
Thanks,
Rob Seeger
At 08:50 AM 10/25/01 -070
Hi,
I'm a little confused about using the nested element of the
task in Ant. It seems to accept a structure using and
just fine as per the following:
However, using a comma-separated list of includes and excludes cause it
to bark (as per the
Javac will compile everything under a source tree already with out you
having to include the .java files manually.
Just use javac like:
In the above example the property {src.home} points to where all my sources
are stored (in directories corresponding to pack
Hi,
If
your ultimate aim is to compile a variable number of java files (as opposed to
generating a script with which a variable number of java files can be compiled
;) you simply use the command... something like this will compile
all java classes in the ${src} direcotry and below...:
Hi
I am in the process of converting one Imakefile to Ant. I have not been able to convert the following line in that Imakefile to Ant:
-
Eddie and Matt,
The error that you are seeing is from a known jdk1.2 bug (4380655) that sun
has decided not to fix. If you set JAVA.COMPILER=NONE then you will not
see this error though you may lose some performance. The bug is fixed in
jdk1.3.x.
Mike
MORGAN STANLEY |ONLINE
Michael Shambe
Hi,
I am trying to compile over a 1000 files within the javac task within ant
and the reply that I am getting back said that I had run out of memory
msg =
compile:
[javac] Compiling 1213 source files to D:\ECM_EXTRAS\ANT1.4\classes
[javac] The compiler has run out of memory. Consider us
I have an application launcher that runs an Ant script that ultimately
runs my application. I'm running Ant directly, i.e.
org.apache.tools.ant.Main. Now I need to add java scripting to my Ant
task, which requires bsf.jar and js.jar. The problem is my application
launcher doesn't include these jar
--- Judy Sowell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> My team has a test harness and then several separate release or build
> areas which depend on the packages in the test harness. The structure
> looks something like this:
>
> Tools/source/build.xml which builds the test harness structure classes
> QA
--- Robert Seeger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I want to create a path. If another path element has been defined, I
> want it included in the path. If it isn't defined, I don't want it
> included. The solution I've come up with so far is show below. Does
> anyone have any input on whether this is
Is there a link to download the source or binary for antidote? The
only links that I can find require that I download file by file.
Obviously, I have something wrong because I feel like going crazy after
only a few downloads.
--Jim
--- Phil Surette <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Right.
>
> Fro
I found the stylesheet for log.xml but now how do I use
it? Do I need to feed it through something like Coocoon
to get the correct output?
Sorry for the ignorance, but I'm just looking for a simpler
way to get HTML output from nightly builds.
Thanks.
jim
I apologize for this not be a "real" ant user question, but I'm new so a
little slack would be appreciated.
I'm having trouble setting my Hotmail filters to get all these mailing list
messages routed to a particular folder. I've looked at a few headers and
they seem to be slightly different.
Ar
I had alredy sent this mail earlier, since is
has not appeared in list so far, iam sending it agian. Please ignore if you
receive the earlier one.
Hi all, Iam trying to generate javadoc of my project my
files with javadoc task of Ant. here i have directory structure is src/ext as
shown be
Hi,
I use the style task to perform XSLT tranformation. I wonder if the classpath
attribute of this task works?
When I write for example:
I have the following error:
javax.xml.transform.TransformerFactoryConfigurationError: Provider
org.apache.xalan.processor.TransformerFactoryImpl
On Thu, 25 Oct 2001 09:32, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi
>
> I am in the process of converting one Imakefile to Ant. I have not been
> able to convert the following line in that Imakefile to Ant:
I would not try to convert things line by line or else you are going to cause
yourself real pain. I
Hi all, Iam trying to generate javadoc of my project my files with javadoc
task of Ant. here i have directory structure is src/ext as shown below.
Here i have two java files in query folder and they both these files are in
wt.query package. Rest all java files under ext directory are in ext.g
That's for PORTLET deployment (i.e quiet the same as
apache jetspeed portlets)
Is there some scripts for 'shell' portlets deployment
??
I'm amazing to see, that the people from IBM I am
working with, don't know things like this !
/Joel
--- "Brian S. Paskin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> a écrit : >
Us
Right.
>From the main ant page, under 'Latest Release',
you need to click on the
'Download the source release' link
Here's the link:
http://jakarta.apache.org/builds/jakarta-ant/release/v1.4.1/src/
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> Hi guys, If I installed the binary version of ANT, does that me
There's normally no need for this kind
of scripting chicanery in ant ;)
The way to compile java classes in ant is with the
javac task. You can give it any number of source and
class paths you like. There's no difficulty difficulty
compiling all the scripts in a directory together.
I don't unders
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Can someone give me the path to where I can find the source files. ( i.e
> Copy. java for )
http://cvs.apache.org/viewcvs/jakarta-ant/src/main/org/apache/tools/ant/taskdefs/
Diane
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