Hi all,
I asked this question in the past, and came to the conclusion that there's
no simple way to do this. I've posted this as a RFE on Sun's Java site, so
if you're interested... vote for it! :-)
http://developer.java.sun.com/developer/bugParade/bugs/4648386.html
My current solution is to
hello !
I have the following files tree :
test
|--xmi
| |-- a.template
| |-- b.template
|--idl
| |-- a.template
| |-- b.template
|--java
| |-- a.template
| |-- a.java
| |-- b.java
and I want to copy *.template file of this tree in the root dir of test2
directory but without conserving
Could you use copy file=test/**/*.template todir=test2 /
Not sure if thats right...
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From: Romain.Rouvoy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 13 March 2002 09:10
To: Ant User Mailing-List
Subject: copy task
hello !
I have the following files tree :
test
|--xmi
| |--
Broderick, Kevin wrote:
Could you use copy file=test/**/*.template todir=test2 /
Not sure if thats right...
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From: Romain.Rouvoy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 13 March 2002 09:10
To: Ant User Mailing-List
Subject: copy task
hello !
I have the
take a look at the flatten attribute and/or a mapper.
Stefan
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Stefan Bodewig wrote:
take a look at the flatten attribute and/or a mapper.
Stefan
Thanks,
Romain
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My two previous messages (javadoc get confused by java package running
jsdk-1.4 and style task doesn't honor build.sysclasspath property, nor
classpath attribute) haven't received any response so far.
Is this the right place for exposing such problems, as told by
Ok, thanks for the help, I'm almost there, but now I get the following error
for all mt EJBs (below is a sample for one of them) :
[ejbjar] Could not load class MyDataPOA for super class check.
Sorry for my stupid question, but the POA and Helper classes are not
generated by the compiler
Hello, fellow anters,
i'm finally getting my hands dirty with ant, and i'm having trouble with what
is probably a simple concept:
i have a set of Java files which are generated from info in a text file.
Using 'make' it is very simple to rebuild the java files only if the text
file is
On Tue, 12 Mar 2002, Guillaume Rousse [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Style task seems to ignore completly any build.sysclasspath property
and any classpath attribute.
No, the problem is that Ant can load the liaison class from the system
class path, see
On Mon, 11 Mar 2002, Guillaume Rousse [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
BTW, running javadoc manually works :-)
Are you sure?
Try ant -verbose and use the command line Ant would use.
Stefan
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On Wed, 13 Mar 2002, Guillaume Rousse [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My two previous messages (javadoc get confused by java package
running jsdk-1.4 and style task doesn't honor build.sysclasspath
property, nor classpath attribute) haven't received any response so
far.
Well, sometimes it takes a
On Wed, 13 Mar 2002, stephan beal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i have a set of Java files which are generated from info in a text
file. Using 'make' it is very simple to rebuild the java files only
if the text file is updated. i have not yet found a way to do this
using ant.
See apply.
How
Building javadoc is OK with jsdk 1.3.1, but fails with 1.4.0,
due to javadoc
confusing package named java with source files.
I'm not entirely surprised - given that JavaDoc takes the names of packages, source
files or class files, if you've got a package named foo.java, it seems reasonable
Ainsi parlait Jon Skeet :
Building javadoc is OK with jsdk 1.3.1, but fails with 1.4.0,
due to javadoc
confusing package named java with source files.
I'm not entirely surprised - given that JavaDoc takes the names of
packages, source files or class files, if you've got a package named
As far as I know you need to put the ant tag in a target:
target name=example
ant.
/ant
/target
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From: stephan beal [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 13 March 2002 14:00
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: redirecting output to a file?
Hello again,
i'm
i'm trying to redirect all build output to a file. No problem
- this is covered by the ant tag.
Any reason for using that rather than the -logfile parameter?
Jon
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Ainsi parlait Stefan Bodewig :
On Mon, 11 Mar 2002, Guillaume Rousse [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
BTW, running javadoc manually works :-)
Are you sure?
Actually, i didn't used the same command.
Try ant -verbose and use the command line Ant would use.
Same problem with javadoc 1.4, everything
Ainsi parlait Guillaume Rousse :
[..]
I'll report the bug to javadoc maintainers.
Done (http://developer.java.sun.com/developer/bugParade/bugs/4646923.html)
Anyway, and before this is fixed in a next jdk release, any workaround idea ?
Apart changing package names, of course :-)
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On Wednesday 13 March 2002 15:02 pm, you wrote:
i'm trying to redirect all build output to a file. No problem
- this is covered by the ant tag.
Any reason for using that rather than the -logfile parameter?
because i won't remember to type -logfile each time i run it, and human hands
Greg Callaghan wrote:
Hi,
We're starting up with ANT here. Part of the build process is to -:
(1) create TEMP directory (will be deleted with CLEAN)
(2) compile IDL from IDL to TEMP/SRC (using idlj)
(3) copy other source from SRC to TEMP/SRC
(4) compile all source in TEMP to BUILD
--- stephan beal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Wednesday 13 March 2002 15:02 pm, you wrote:
i'm trying to redirect all build output to a file. No problem
- this is covered by the ant tag.
Any reason for using that rather than the -logfile parameter?
because i won't remember to type
I am using Ant 1.4.1 on Windows NT.
If I do this:
echo file=Test.txt
This is line one.
This is line two.
/echo
Then the file has UNIX style end of line characters, i.e. $0A. I would
expect that Ant would take in to account the operating system it is running
on and use the OS-specific EOL
On Wed, 13 Mar 2002, Jay Truesdale [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
echo file=Test.txt
This is line one.
This is line two.
/echo
Then the file has UNIX style end of line characters, i.e. $0A.
I'm not sure, but I think this is fixed in CVS.
Also is there any way to specify special characters in
I had put the optional.jar int the lib directory of my ANT_HOME.
But when I
tried to use the junitreport task, there was an error:
In order to use junit report you need xerces.jar and xalan.jar in your
classpath (you can put them in ANT_HOME\lib). The jars can be downloaded
from
and I want to copy *.template file of this tree in the root dir of test2
directory but without conserving the arborescence !
Take a look at copy task in the manual. It has a flatten attribute you can
set.
Ylan Segal.
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pNote: In order to use this task, you must place
codejunit.jar/code in your code$ANT_HOME/lib/code
directory./p
This is not strictly true. The full truth is:
You must have junit.jar and the junit task in the same classpath,
either (1) both in
--- Ylan Segal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In order to use junit report you need xerces.jar and xalan.jar in your
classpath (you can put them in ANT_HOME\lib). The jars can be downloaded
from xml.apachge.org.
I'll add this to the Library Dependencies table in the doc.
Diane
=
([EMAIL
--- Ylan Segal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In order to use junit report you need xerces.jar and xalan.jar in your
classpath (you can put them in ANT_HOME\lib). The jars can be downloaded
from xml.apachge.org.
I'll add this to the Library Dependencies table in the doc.
Diane
Diane,
On Mon, Feb 25, 2002 at 02:44:04PM -0800, David M. Karr wrote:
My missing element was putting junit.jar in the $ANT_HOME/lib
directory. This appears to be one of those you should have known
that. The documentation (AFAICT) doesn't state this directly.
Agreed! This hosed me too when I
--- Ylan Segal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I also think that there should be a link to the Library
Dependencies from the Table of contents (left frame), since otherwise
it is very hard to find (I could not do it right now before replaying
to your message). Could this be my first ant patch?
Did
The Class-Path attribute of the manifest finds *external* JAR dependencies,
not JARs inside the main JAR. And to come back on the attribute ordering in
the manifest, the JAR spec. states in the additional restrictions and rules
that apply to manifest and signature files section:
* The order of
Hi !
How can I obtain the value of an existing environment variable ?
Thanks,
Romain
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To get a copy of the current environment variables into Ant, use:
property environment=env /
This gives you a new namespace or prefix (use which ever term you like) of, in
this case, env so that you can access an environment variable thusly:
path id=base.path
pathelement
Thanks, Stefan. I understand the problem now.
You must have junit.jar and the junit task in the same classpath,
either (1) both in CLASSPATH or ANT_HOME/lib or (2) none of them.
Okay, so can you put a note to that effect into junit.html? Something
really clear like,
Note: If you have
On Mon, Feb 25, 2002 at 06:17:50PM -0500, Erik Hatcher wrote:
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From: David M. Karr [EMAIL PROTECTED]
My missing element was putting junit.jar in the $ANT_HOME/lib directory.
This
appears to be one of those you should have known that. The
documentation
My friend Ian McFarland and I are almost done cleaning up the latest
version of our Ant task that bundles Java apps as standalone Mac OS X
applications (with icons and everything). Anyone who wants to beta
test, please send me email.
Also, we'd like to contribute this to optional.jar. What's
Part 1 of my article, Building With Ant, has just been published on
developer.com.
http://softwaredev.earthweb.com/sdtech/article/0,,12065_989631,00.html
I'd love to hear your feedback!
Abstract:
Developing Web Applications using Java Servlets, JavaServer Pages, and
other J2EE buzzwords is
On Wed, 2002-03-13 at 13:40, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Also, we'd like to contribute this to optional.jar. What's the
procedure for that?
Put a feature request in Bugzilla. Make sure to include a URL to get the
source from. Then subscribe to ant-dev follow the discussion.
If you find
Any shell task that uses output or error streams extensively (e.g. CPP) take
inordinately long in Ant compared to running it from the command line (a
difference from 30 seconds to 10+ minutes). This is due to the fact that
org.apache.tools.ant.taskdefs.StreamPumper sleeps for 5ms after it reads
Introduction
Some people on this list have asked me to post details of how I got a
hierarchical ant based build system working for a project I am involved in.
This
is a simple attempt to get most of my experiences down in a way that might
be
useful to the ANT community at large. For
I have a nasty little problem and hoping that someone can point out a
workaround:
I have a command-line invoked XML Schema validation tool[1] that expects a
URI to the schema file. I can't seem to preserve URI paths using the
following running under Windows 2K:
target name=xsv2
--- Jeff Lowery [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a command-line invoked XML Schema validation tool[1] that expects
a URI to the schema file. I can't seem to preserve URI paths using the
following running under Windows 2K:
target name=xsv2
apply executable=xsv.exe dir=d:/xml/xsv4
Is there some reason you're using apply with a fileset,
when you only
have the one file?
Just using it as an example. Replace generic.xs with *.xs and you'll see
where I'm going.
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Hello all,
I'm new at ant have a basic question. Using a project provided build.xml,
it seems the jar task will recreate the entire jar archive when executed.
Is there any way to modify the task to jar -u filename.jar
path/to/file.class any class file newer than the jar instead of
recreating
Title: Command line parameters
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How can I access command line parameters that I pass in via a command
line build?
Thanks,
Michael
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Try using the update attribute in the jar task. For more info on the
usage: http://jakarta.apache.org/ant/manual/CoreTasks/jar.html
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From: Steven Curtis [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, March 13, 2002 2:09 PM
To: 'Ant Users List'
Subject: jar task question
Philip,
From: Philip Aston [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Chaps,
I just saw your discussion of this issue on ant-user (a couple of
weeks back now).
I'm faced with the same problem on a largish project. Can't risk 1.5
alpha, so I'm going to have to hack a patch to 1.4.1 just to
auto-include
Conor-
Just to let you know, I did download and install Ant 1.5alpha to take
advantage of the super class lookup available in ejbjar. This definitely
makes a difference for my particular project I'm supporting! It includes
all the necessary support classes I wanted originally without having
Check it out for yourself, but updating a JAR is quite slow, and you may be
better off re-jaring everytime!?!?! --DD
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From: Eddie Bernard [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, March 13, 2002 4:09 PM
To: 'Ant Users List'
Subject:RE: jar task
Hi. I am a little perplexed how to call Ant from a makefile (we have to in our
build process) and to check whether the build failed or not.
Do I HAVE to create a BuildListener? What doesn't Ant simply return an error
code set to 0 or 1 when it's done?!!
Cheers,
David
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Title: Command line parameters
Im not
sure what you mean, but if you refer to the ant command line of the form:
ant [ant-options] [-Dname=value ] [targets]
for
example:
ant
verbose Ddebug=yes build
you cannot
access ant-options, all Java properties are accessible in ANT
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Ant Users List [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, March 13, 2002 09:47
Subject: Re: Basic setup of Junit in Ant?
Or better yet, add an exception handler to Ant that checks for the
particular exception (ClassNotFound?) when loading a
To the ant community:
For what it is worth, I downloaded the current snapshot of ant (using cvs),
built it and tried to use it against my current build files to get an idea
of what will happen once the 1.5 version is released.
Here are my experiences:
* The building process was surprisingly
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, March 13, 2002 10:40
Subject: Mac OS X task
My friend Ian McFarland and I are almost done cleaning up the latest
version of our Ant task that bundles Java apps as standalone Mac OS X
applications
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From: Jim Jackl-Mochel [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Ant-User [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, March 13, 2002 12:26
Subject: My experiences with doing a large project with ANT
Introduction
Some people on this list have asked me to post details of how I
Hi,
This is my first submitted patch, so forgive me if it is not in the expected
format.
I was looking at the manual for the junit and junitreport tasks, and it
seems to me that they should have a note like the one on style task that
links to the Library dependency table.
So I added the link.
From: Ylan Segal [EMAIL PROTECTED]
- There where warning in the jar task, however the jar created was
sucessful and worked ok.
[jar] DEPRECATED - The jarfile attribute is deprecated. Use destfile
attribute instead.
Before Ant 1.5 is released, this message will be removed,
but the
From: Ylan Segal [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi Ylan:
This is my first submitted patch, so forgive me if it
is not in the expected format.
Unified diff format patches are prefered generally.
I was looking at the manual for the junit and junitreport tasks, and it
seems to me that they should have
From: Ylan Segal [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I was looking at the manual for the junit and junitreport tasks, and it
seems to me that they should have a note like the one on style task that
links to the Library dependency table.
So I added the link. Maybee someone here with access to the cvs
Magesh:
Unified diff format patches are prefered generally.
What is the Unified diff format? I use jCVS as my cvs client and used show
diffs on the files. The output is what I sent. I read the link from the FAQ
to http://jakarta.apache.org/site/source.html and there it suggests using:
cvs diff
--- Jeff Lowery [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is there some reason you're using apply with a fileset,
when you only have the one file?
Just using it as an example. Replace generic.xs with *.xs and you'll
see where I'm going.
Gotcha. So okay, I don't think apply's gonna do it for you. Since
On Wed, 13 Mar 2002, Guillaume Rousse [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Anyway, and before this is fixed in a next jdk release, any
workaround idea ?
You said it worked from the command line (just using a different
command than Ant did). Which command did you use?
You can use exec instead of javadoc
On Wed, 13 Mar 2002, Ylan Segal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What is the Unified diff format? I use jCVS as my cvs client and
used show diffs on the files. The output is what I sent. I read
the link from the FAQ to http://jakarta.apache.org/site/source.html
and there it suggests using: cvs diff
On Thu, 14 Mar 2002, Conor MacNeill [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
What doesn't Ant simply return an error code set to 0 or 1 when
it's done?!!
It should do.
Only the CVS version, Diane has fixed the wrapper shell script only
two weeks ago.
--- Stefan Bodewig [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Only the CVS version, Diane has fixed the wrapper shell script only
two weeks ago.
I only fixed the explicit exit that comes after the test for $JAVACMD. The
script as a whole doesn't have an exit, but it does return 1 if it fails.
Try 'ant
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