ant multiprocess io delete problem (xdoclet)...

Hi there, Im running 3 ant build processes at the same time and suddenly a file is deleted by an other process... ? This is what I get (paths taken out): BUILD FAILED file:build.xml:321: Deployment descriptor: /webapps/WEB-INF/web.xml does not exist. Im executing ant from bash with:

RE: cleaning up files

Here's how I'd do it: target name=cleantmp description=remove tmp files if=clean.folder delete quiet=true includeEmptyDirs=true fileset dir=${clean.folder} defaultexcludes=no include name=**/*.bak/ include name=**/*.class/ include name=**/*~/ fileset /delete /target

Problem with the java task

Hi I have a problem with this small snipe of ant: target name=execute depends=execute_init java jar=${jar_file} fork=true arg value=${prop_file}/ /java /target The deal is that in the manifest file for the jar is a classpath set that sets up 3 other jar files that is located in

VSSGet task

Hi, I am using the VSS tasks for the first time and I have started off with a simple get target shown below: target .. vssget recursive=true login=${vss.username},${vss.password} ssdir=${vss.home} serverPath=${vss.server} vsspath=release1/src

'basedir' property

Hi, Normally, the signature for the start of an ant build file is in the following form: project name=projA default=compile basedir=D:/source Can 'basedir' be set and/or reset elsewhere in the ant file ? For example, I would like to abstract all hard-coded directory information into a seperate

Command line flag to toggle javadoc

Hey, How can I set a flag to determine if javadoc is run or not when I run ant. What I do now is just comment it out with an xml comment, like this: !-- javadoc packagenames=com.dhtmlkitchen.* -- ... et c. Then when I want javadoc, I uncomment it. Show me a better way. = Garrett Needs A

Problem with Properties.

Examining the following ant build file. Could someone please tell me why it is continually running the create task even though I'm trying to set the property after it is run once? Basically I don't care if I do it this way or another way...I just want to know how to keep tasks from being run

RE: 'basedir' property

No, and No! basedir should most of the time be omitted, in which case it defaults to the parent directory of the build.xml file. If your build.xml is at the root of your project (most people do that), don't define it at all, or define it to . (not the current directory, but the directory in which

Re: Trying to re-use taskdef's classpath with the task

On 18 Oct 2002 00:42:44 +1000, Mike == Mike Williams [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Mike Is there some way my [Ant task] determine it's own classpath? Just to answer my own question, this seems to do the trick: AntClassLoader classLoader = (AntClassLoader)

RE: VSSGet task

I have mine setup like this: Try this: (Just change your property values to yours...) property name=vss.login value=${user.name} / property name=vss.dir value=C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio\Common\VSS\win32 / property name=vss.get.autoresponse value=N / property name=vss.quiet

Re: Ant API docs

On Monday 21 October 2002 05:14, Mark Reid wrote: The Ant API link in the Table of Contents frame at http://jakarta.apache.org/ant/manual/index.html. This takes me to http://jakarta.apache.org/ant/manual/api/packages.html where I get the message Apache Ant API has not been generated. This has

Point me in the right direction please?

Hi all I have a task I need to perform during my build process, and I'm not certain how to do it in Ant. I have a folder /com/company/dbpatches/ in which are various files, all of which are *.class files I need to somehow list the current files in that folder, and add one line to a script file

JAR task not adding all files

This is my first Ant project. I am using J2SE 1.4.0 on Windows 2000 SP3. I have encountered a problem that appears to be with the JAR task though I cannot be sure. The symptom is that an XML file (amongst others) is not being added to a JAR even though the .class files in the same directory are

Re: Ant API docs

The Ant API link in the Table of Contents frame at http://jakarta.apache.org/ant/manual/index.html. This takes me to http://jakarta.apache.org/ant/manual/api/packages.html where I get the message Apache Ant API has not been generated. Mark. - Original Message - From: Martin Gainty To:

Re: JAR task not adding all files

Did you mean for this read /*.* instead of /**? include name=**/util/** / John C. Turnbull wrote: This is my first Ant project. I am using J2SE 1.4.0 on Windows 2000 SP3. I have encountered a problem that appears to be with the JAR task though I cannot be sure. The symptom is that an XML

how to catch stderr in an exec statement?

Diane kindly helped me to construct a foreach statement to tame m4 (http://www.mail-archive.com/ant-user;jakarta.apache.org/msg21085.html). exec executable=m4 output=${macro_proc.out} arg value=-P/ arg value=${base.macro_proc.in}.m4/ /exec That works fine if no error is

RE: JAR task not adding all files

I do things a little differently... Instead of JARing the classes on disk (in classes dir), and then updating that JAR with the resource files (stuff in your source dir not .java usually), I copy the resources to the classes directory, and then JAR everything from there in one pass. This has the

Uptodate checking...

I have a custom task which merges XML files. I want it to do and up-to-date check like most of the other tasks (i.e. Javac, Jar). Is using the UpToDate object inside my execute() method the easiest/best way to do this? Is there a better (read cleaner) way to do what I want? Thanks for any

RE: Uptodate checking...

Just in case, have you checked out the various XML tasks in Related Projects and/or External Tools? Notably the XmlTask task? To answer your question, it's up to you, and perfectly alright to leverage an existing task like Uptodate. Just configure it like below if you need to forward set/create

RE: Hi... just joined the list 'cos of this problem.

try deleting the mailport attribute and see what happens. Let ANT take this value by default.. Suresh -Original Message- From: Ruchi Agarwal [mailto:ragarwal;kanbay.com] Sent: Friday, October 18, 2002 11:05 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Hi... just joined the list 'cos of this

Re: JAR task not adding all files

From: Dominique Devienne [EMAIL PROTECTED] I do things a little differently... Instead of JARing the classes on disk (in classes dir), and then updating that JAR with the resource files (stuff in your source dir not .java usually), I copy the resources to the classes directory, and then JAR

ejb-jar problem

Hallo, I'm working ob target for creating my ejb's which looks so: target name=wls_s2g_billing depends=compile_debug_s2g_billing property name=project.classpath refid=project.classpath/ property name=src.metainf.folder value=${dir.src.ejb.billing}/META-INF/ property