Greetings!
Has any one tried jspc and webapp? I want to precomile jsps and
write the servlet-mapping into web.xml. How can I use the above
for this purpose.
I am working with ant1.5.1 and jboss+tomcat as my appserver.
Thanks in advance.
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Here's something I copied from an ant-user message a while ago. Haven't
tried it, though. Maybe it will help
property name=build.compiler value=jikes/
path id=compile.classpath
pathelement location=${java.home}/jre/lib/rt.jar/
pathelement location=${java.home}/lib/tools.jar/
This is the FIRST example of using args and jvmargs I have seen
Can we PLEASE include this in the Ant Documentation?
Thank You,
-Martin
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From: Jacob Kjome [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Saturday, December 07, 2002 11:09 AM
Subject: Re:
project.setNewProperty(...)
Tibor Strausz wrote:
Hi,
i'm writing my own task to work with regestry and with msmq
i like to know how to return a al value to ant (like exec outputproperty)
so i could use the value in the rest of my ant project
thanks
tibi
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Subject: Re: jspc and webapp
This is the FIRST example of using args and jvmargs I have seen
Can we PLEASE include this in the Ant Documentation?
no, because
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From: Shankar [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Saturday, December 07, 2002 03:48
Subject: jspc and webapp
Greetings!
Has any one tried jspc and webapp? I want to precomile jsps and
write the servlet-mapping into web.xml. How can I use the above
I was using jre1.3.1 and ant1.5 : everything worked well. Now I use jre1.4.1
(I changed JAVA_HOME) and I get an error trying to launch a Swing
application : problems loading c:\winnt\system32\ddraw.dll. Any ideas?
Thanks
Bruno
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For
Sun's installers typically copy a java.exe and javaw.exe into
C:\WINNT\system32 on NT. This is in addition to the location you told the
installer to install to. The installer doesn't tell you it does this, but I
think the reason is to make sure the java.exe gets in your PATH, since the
system32
