Diane Holt wrote:
--- Brian Kreider [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
To do this, I would need to find a pressed CD of the software. I know it
seems silly to want to pay for a free product, but the government is
picky about these things. We had to do this with MySql as well. So if
you could let me
It is called JBuilder 6.
or IntelliJ IDEA, which is a better value distro, IMO.
Intellij IDEA can not be bought on CD, it is only delivered over the net.
The only thing I can think is that ANT might be boundled with one of the
Linux installations, then either a developers edition or a
Hi,
Modify your config.sys file, include this line below:
SHELL=%COMSPEC% /E:8192 /P
cheers,
GILSON
- Mensagem original -
De: Sharif Sharif M [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Enviada em: quinta-feira, 29 de agosto de 2002 22:22
Para: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Assunto:
Hi,
when working with custom tasks, but also in general,
I frequently find myself doing things like this:
target name=init/
target name=t1 depends=init/
target name=t2 depends=init,t1/
target name=t3 depends=init,t1/
target name=t4 depends=init/
target name=t5
Hi,
We are Developing our application with ANT 1.5 using
Websphere5.0 can U give me the URL where
I have serious query hope U wont mind to give me
better solution
Iam using ANT 1.5 with Websphere 4.0 for the EAR Task
and have written the build file as per given below
with refrence to the
Thanks for the response (I have found this newsgroup as a whole to be very
responsive and community-minded). It raises two questions for me:
1. I obviously don't fully understand the 'includes' attribute: the manual
says ...list of patterns of files - does that mean then that it acts only
as
I'm posting this here because i didn't see any other contact info for
the ant-contrib folks, and the bugs opened via the sf.net project page
are all old, so i thought i'd give this list a try.
The current version of ForEach.java in CVS is broken. When i try to
build it, i get these errors:
So using the weirdly-built ant-contrib.jar i described in my last post,
i'm getting task redefinition warnings like this:
Buildfile: build.xml
extract:
Trying to override old definition of task propertycopy
Trying to override old definition of task foreach
Trying to override old definition of
Hi All
The Error Output for my build file is as shown below I
need to avoid this error any suggestions
BUILD FAILED
java.lang.NullPointerException
at java.util.Hashtable.get(Hashtable.java:320)
at
org.apache.tools.ant.taskdefs.optional.ejb.DescriptorHandler.resolveE
Hi,
How can I do something like this?
E.g.
property name=a value=test/
property name=btest value=somevalue/
echo message=${b${a}}/
This should echo: somevalue
Regards,
Lokesh
Hi,
I am using the script task to extract the name of a file from the path.
project default=doNightlyBuild name=projname
.
.
.
script language=javascript ![CDATA[
file = new java.io.File(projname.getProperty(nightlyLog));
projname.setUserProperty(nightlyLogFile,
So does that mean that I would have to pull down the latest code from CVS
before I could use it? Is that change going to go into the next release of
Ant (or are there all sorts of bits and pieces that never get out of CVS)?
It also implies that my understanding of the 'includes' attribute is
I ran into an inconsistency with the way case in file names is handled. I
had a file with an uppercase suffix (foo.XML), but in my build file I
refered to it as foo.xml.
I used zip to back it up, and then delete to remove it. The zip task could
not find it, but the delete/available tasks
Use propertycopy. Search for it in the archives, referenced on the Ant web
site. --DD
-Original Message-
From: Shah, Lokesh [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, August 29, 2002 10:27 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: manipulating property names
Hi,
How can I do something like
I am trying to use some of the ant tasks in netcomponents.jar, specifically,
the telnet and ftp tasks. I have a couple of questions:
FTP
-
I have some .jar files in a temporary directory that I wish to FTP to a Unix
server. However, I need to append a version string at the
No. init used to be a 'magic' target I heard, but it was changed, and the
mindset is pretty much against magic targets... but don't worry, you'll soon
be able to put any task in the top-level (directly under project instead
of inside a target), so you'll have the same effect in a more natural
Hi
I am a new bie to ant and am trying to export projects from visual age.
However, everytime I execute a task I always get Build Failed. Here is the
error:
export: [vajexport] Exporting 6 package(s) to E:\riskquest\radev\src BUILD
FAILED Total time: 0 seconds
The error is pretty
Can you post the checkstyle to me?
Thanks
- Original Message -
From: Nick Pellow [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Ant Users List [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, August 29, 2002 5:38 PM
Subject: AW: Checkstyle task ?
Hi,
Checkstyle task works fine for me with and without the
I am not aware of a serverdeploy task for websphere. Forwarding your
question to Ant user mailing list.
Joyce
---BeginMessage---
Hi,
Thanks for the Reply I have resolved my ejbtask
problems
I want to know one more info As we require
ServerDeploy with Websphere4.0 As such in the
doccument
target name=init/
target name=t1 depends=init/
target name=t2 depends=t1/
versus
target name=init/
target name=t1 depends=init/
target name=t2 depends=init,t1/
Is there actually any difference in the way ant will process these
dependencies? They appear to be
Here's mine, which doesn't require you to have the chechstyle jar in the
$ANT_HOME/lib. One you run it though, you might be worried by the number of
warnings you'll get ;-) --DD
!--
Builds a web page of all the coding errors.
--
I'd say no difference whatsoever, and it's more a personal style issue,
where you want to balance being explicit and/or being concise. The former
approach must just make the static analysis of the dependency graph a
pico-second faster to have fewer dependencies... Your approach seems the
right
Paul Christmann wrote:
target name=init/
target name=t1 depends=init/
target name=t2 depends=t1/
versus
target name=init/
target name=t1 depends=init/
target name=t2 depends=init,t1/
Is there actually any difference in the way ant will process these
Thank you Gilson. It works fine now but i do have this error when i run
simple ant -version command.
C:\ant -version
Bad command or file name
Exception in thread main java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError:
org/apache/tools/ant/
Main
From: Gilson Nascimento D Elrei [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: Ant
project name=MyProject default=dist basedir=e:\riskquest\radev\
description
simple example build file
/description
!-- set global properties for this build --
property name=src location=src/
target name=export description=export
vajexport destdir=${src}
Andrew van Renen wrote:
1. I obviously don't fully understand the 'includes' attribute: the
manual says ...list of patterns of files - does that mean then that it
acts only as a filter and so requires further definitions with
include/exclude elements?
includes/excludes attributes are
Hi,
I recently migrated our shop from VSS to CVS. We currently have two projects that
exist on branches in our CVS repository and share a common platform code base which
exists on the main code line. I have been tasked with investigating and implementing a
solution for allowing developers to
you can set java_home varibles like C:\j2sdk1.4.0_01\bin
and you input command in cmd:
ant -version
you can see this message:
D:\jakarta-ant-1.5\binant -version
Apache Ant version 1.5 compiled on July 9 2002
- Original Message -
From: Sharif Sharif M [EMAIL PROTECTED]
--- Erik Hatcher [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
2. 'CVS version of Ant' - so not part of the 1.5 build then. Is it
going to be a part of the next release, [...]
Yes, it will be part of the next release version of Ant, but do not
hold your breath. It was almost a year between the releases of
Kevin
you beat me to it. I got similar idea for a response. Good laugh but sad to see all
that $$$ drained dwn the $25,000 toilet.
Suu Quan
Configuration Management Release Engineering
Agilent Technologies
Bldg 53, Post F4 (408)553-4338 (untill further notice)
Bldg 54, Post P4 (408)553-7155
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Kevin
you beat me to it. I got similar idea for a response. Good laugh but sad to see all
that $$$ drained dwn the $25,000 toilet.
It's a /dirty/ work, but someone's gotta do it =;-)
-Original Message-
From: Duffey, Kevin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent:
--- Andrew van Renen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I ran into an inconsistency with the way case in file names is handled.
I had a file with an uppercase suffix (foo.XML), but in my build file I
refered to it as foo.xml.
fileset has a 'casesensitive' attribute you can use to turn off
I'm +1 for it to go in 1.5.1. --DD
-Original Message-
From: Diane Holt [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, August 30, 2002 10:30 AM
To: Ant Users List
Subject: Re: zipping a single file
--- Erik Hatcher [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
2. 'CVS version of Ant' - so not part of the 1.5
--- Shah, Lokesh [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am using the script task to extract the name of a file from the
path.
If you're running Ant1.5, you can use basename to do this, and avoid the
script.
What if my project name has blank spaces in it e.g.
project default=doNightlyBuild name=Project
Hello,
I am using Ant 1.5 and trying to use a
custom task (Checkstyle).
However I am getting an error:
BUILD FAILED
file:/home/otis/wgen/cvs/mclass/javaserver/build/build.xml:105:
Could not create task of type: checkstyle
due to java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError:
Hi,
I'm using Ant 1.4.1 and attempting to use the weblogic task. I get warnings
about the home and remote interfaces of a bean on the system classpath.
According to the 1.4.1 javadoc I simply need to use wlclasspath to set the
standard weblogic classes. But whenever I do this and run ant
Donal-
I had the same problem for the longest time using 1.4.1 and followed the
same steps you took as well with no results.
In the end, upgrading to 1.5 actually rectified the problem altogether as
Conot et al made some significant changes (and improvements) in the behavior
of the EJB tasks.
*WARNING - LONG EXPLANATION*
After many hours spent wrestling with ejbjar, I think I've got a
pretty good handle on how those
nexted elements need to be set up. Here's what I've found:
The various classpath attributes within ejbjar and its nested
vendor-specific tags can be quite
confusing.
One correction - the recap rules should read as follows:
1) The ejbjar classpath needs the full classpath, including super
classes of the EJB's interfaces and weblogic classes.
2) The weblogic wlclasspath needs weblogic classes and helper classes
(ie, those classes not explicitly declared in
BSF says it does support neither jython nor python. What BSF should I use?
- Alexey.
__
http://trelony.cjb.net/ Alexey N. Solofnenko
ICQ#: 15250318
Current ICQ status:
Hi.
I am writing a Task that has as a child an exec task. In my execute method I
am changing properties and calling the perform method on the exectask added,
this done 1 or more times before my execute finishes.
Now, the problem I am having is that the exectask is not getting the
dynamically
Alexey -
I don't know exactly what you're trying to do and I don't know what BSF is, but it
isn't hard to run jython from ant. I've done it.
target name=metadata unless=metadata.Build.notRequired
exec dir=${metadata.dir} executable=jython.bat
arg value=st-xml.py /
Thanks everybody for the replies. I think this issue has given me the
ammunition I need to justify upgrading to 1.5.
Donal
- Original Message -
From: Eddie Bernard [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: 'Ant Users List' [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, August 30, 2002 12:22 PM
Subject: RE: weblogic,
I'm curious as to how others have faced this challenge using
Ant and CVS in a production build environment. One thought I
had was to investigate using the Ant-Contrib foreach task
to iterate over a 'src.properties' file that would contain
the ingredients, so to speak, that are passed to
I am doing it easier by executing (I added jython.jar into ANT's classpath):
java classname=org.python.util.jython
arg file=path/script.jy/
arg value=-update/
/java
but I was hoping to use script task instead.
- Alexey.
--
{ http://trelony.cjb.net/ } Alexey N. Solofnenko
{
Since you are embedding the exec task within your class, you are
bypassing Ant's property expansion mechanism.
I actually referred back to my book for the answer (why memorize the
details when you can look them up easily?! :) p. 485:
getProject().replaceProperties(someString)
Use the
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