Re: Bug in 'basename'?

On Thu, 26 Sep 2002, Andy Hunt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: What I'm expecting to be returned is '1.1.1'. Is there a way around this? This is a known bug in Ant 1.5 that has been fixed in CVS (to be verified by using a nightly build) and will be fixed in 1.5.1. Stefan -- To unsubscribe, e-mail:

Re: Junit task not locating Test classes

On Thu, 26 Sep 2002, B. Manikandan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: The following is my build.xml. Iam always getting a ClassNotFoundError for the test class. $src.test.dir points to the parent directory of com.schwab.test.MoneyTest. To get that straight, you have a file

Re: [Q:] Writing a simple Ant task?

In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Stefan Bodewig [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes http://jakarta.apache.org/ant/manual/develop.html#nested-elements Now that was a useful link! I guess that's from the 1.5 documentation? I am sticking with 1.4.1 until NetBeans supports 1.5 so I haven't seen that before.

ANT CVS tagging

Hi all you Ant/CVS experts, Is there any way to actual tag my CVS tree with a tag as part of an ANT build process (without using exec obviously...) I note the CVS tasks available but they seem to be more geared to getting stuff out of CVS. Any help would be appreciated Thanks Geoff -- To

RE: ANT CVS tagging

!-- tag the source tree with tag -- target name=src-tag description=Tags source tree in CVS, from a given branch with the given tag. echo message=tagging source from CVS... / cvs cvsRoot=${repository_root} command=rtag -F -r ${cvs_branch} ${tag} mymodule / echo

RE: ANT CVS tagging

!-- tag the source tree with tag -- target name=src-tag description=Tags source tree in CVS, from a given branch with the given tag. echo message=tagging source from CVS... / cvs cvsRoot=${repository_root} command=rtag -F -r ${cvs_branch} ${tag} mymodule / echo

Re: Bug in 'basename'?

At 8:44 AM +0200 9/27/02, Stefan Bodewig wrote: On Thu, 26 Sep 2002, Andy Hunt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: What I'm expecting to be returned is '1.1.1'. Is there a way around this? This is a known bug in Ant 1.5 that has been fixed in CVS (to be verified by using a nightly build) and will be

Copy files to output, but a directory higher...

I am trying to copy files from /src/blah/I18N - /output/blah for my whole source hierarchy using the glob mapper, I saw some postings on cross platform problems, but cannot get it to work. I am using ant1.4.1 on Windows. Here is the task: copy todir=${output} fileset dir=${src}

failed Junit test - file permission error? Ant 1.5 bug?

Hello, I am running JUnit tests via Ant 1.5 on Windows, and whenever a test fails Ant reports it as file permission error, which is completely incorrect. Here is an example: [junit] Running net.wgen.amp.model.AmpUserTest [junit] java.security.AccessControlException: access denied

RE: include jpeg/gifs in a jar

Sorry for the tardy reply, but in case anyone is interested ... Mel's suggestion will fix the problem. The reason for this is bug #4214785 in Sun's bug parade (Plug-in doesn't load images from JAR files). Matt McHenry Software Developer Carnegie Learning -Original Message-

Re[2]: Can't get linkoffline to work with javadoc task

Hello joel, Are you sure that the URL's that point to the classes in the Java API are valid when you do this? In my build.properties file, I set the following: javadoc.jdk.offline=true javadoc.jdk.packagelistLoc=C:/j2sdk1.4.1/docs/api/ note that I tried the above packagelistLoc with and

newbie question: start an asynch process

Hi all, Didn't see this in the faq. I want to write an ant task that will start an appserver followed by a process that will start a web server. How can I use ant to start the first process, the appserver, asynchronously? The attribute fork='true' doesn't seem to do the trick. I'm running

Re: newbie question: start an asynch process

Lok at parallel, but it's got some restrictions. You can use 2 build files or at least call 2 separate targets what start 2 different processes... Otis On Fri, 27 Sep 2002, [EMAIL PROTECTED] ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote: Hi all, Didn't see this in the faq. I want to write an ant task

javac in multiple threads?

As of 1.4.1, javac is now threadsafe. Does Ant (as of 1.5) support multiple compilation threads? If it did, a dual-CPU machine might be able to compile almost twice as fast using ant, which would be cool of course, and which might influence me to get a dewlie for my next desktop machine. --

Re: javac in multiple threads?

- Original Message - From: Mr. Tomcat [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: Ant Users List [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Saturday, September 28, 2002 04:01 Subject: javac in multiple threads? As of 1.4.1, javac is now threadsafe. so they say. New GCs too. Does Ant (as of 1.5) support multiple