Hello,
I have notice a problem with the newer versions of Ant, post 1.5.1. When I run
Middlegen with these newer versions I get an error message:
BUILD FAILED file:///F:/JavaPrograms/middlegen-2.0-b1/lrpottery/build.xml:296: Can't
create a packageSubstitution element under ejbdoclet. Make sure
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Your Ant 1.6 and Middlegen interaction problem
document
:
This is likely to be caused by the recent changes that affect how case
was treated for element names. A fix is probably in the works, or
perhaps a reversion to the previous code that affected this.
Erik
audacious wrote:
Hello,
I have notice a problem with the newer versions of Ant, post
See inline comments below. Hope they help...
Vil.
- Original Message -
From: Aaron Kelley [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, December 17, 2002 2:09 AM
Subject: Problem with ClassFileSet
I still cannot get the ClassFileSet to work. I am most likely doing
something
Hello,
I'm new to Ant, so please excuse me for this basic question.
I have a target A that calls a target B (A and B are in the same file),
and whereas the target A executes into the directory FOO,
I'd like the target B to be executed into the directory BAR.
I tried to override the basedir
Actually, I originally tried it without the includes. I only had them
in this example because I was trying to be thorough. I have tried the
includes on each set and every combination and always the same results.
The ClassFileSet extends from FileSet and includes only *.class by
default. So it
Does anyone know how the ClassFileSet determines a dependency? I still
cannot get the ClassFileSet to work, so maybe it does not work how I
think it should. I am not instantiating my classes directly. Instead I
have a factory that will return an instance, given the class of the
Object. Here is
Robert,
Did you ever find a solution for this problem? I'm having the same difficulty.
Thanks!
John
-Original Message-
From: Anderson, Rob H - VSCM [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, November 27, 2002 10:47 AM
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: deploying oracle packages using
Targets do not execute in any directory... Ant executes within a JVM which
is executed from the current directory. Targets contain tasks (which are
usually implemented in pure Java) that execute within that JVM. These tasks
are configured to operate on specified directories explicitly (or
The ejbjar task under Ant 1.5.1 reports
Unable to load dependency analyzer:
org.apache.tools.ant.util.depend.bcel.AncestorAnalyzer
I have bcel-5.0.zip in ant/lib (and so on Ant's classpath). What else do I need for
ejbjar to work?
The news archives contains other postings on this but I
Glen,
I don't know if this will help, but I seem to recall having similar issues
with ejbjar and weblogic. It had to do with which xml transformer was
listed first in the classpath. I had to put xalan first then list the
weblogic.jar file we use in this shop.
Like I said, I don't know if this
Aaron Kelley wrote:
MyClass myclass = MyFactory.create(MyClass.class);
I would think that MyClass should be seen as a dependency (given that
this line exists in my rootfileset). So am I using it wrong, or is it
something else?
When you examine at the bytecode of your (root-)class you will
All,
I found this blurb in the WHATSNEW file in the binary distribution of Ant
1.5.1
I didn't use the dependency to add new files but the ejbjar task
completed and the jar files looks OK.
I am yet to do runtime testing of the jar file.
* ejbjar now allows control over which additional classes
So how exactly are dependencies found then? Are dependencies only found
when you instantiate something with the keyword new? My code is
filled with objects that are instantiated from factories or services.
If I simply return these objects from a service to my base code will my
base code not see
I discovered that using delimitertype=row in the sql task solved my problem.
-Original Message-
From: John Lindwall
Sent: Tuesday, December 17, 2002 9:40 AM
To: 'Ant Users List'
Subject: RE: deploying oracle packages using the sql task
Robert,
Did you ever find a solution for this
HI all,
I am having a difficult issue regarding the use of JAR task. WE jar and sign
some applets and deploy them. When we do this we get all sorts of ZIP Closed
Exceptions after the jars are loaded with IllegalStateExceptions-Zip Entry
Not Found. This is Java Plugin 1.4.1_01 and ant is running
In the mean time, you can still run the JDK's jar executable using something
like:
condition property=exe
os family=windows /
/condition
property name=exe value= /
exec executable=${java.home}/../bin/jar${exe}
... arguments ...
/exec
This should be platform-portable enough to most JDKs
The SQL task is missing task documentation for the delimitertype attribute.
Here is my contribution to that effort:
delimitertype The delimiter type indicating whether the delimiter will only be
recognized on a line by itself.
Default is normal which means the delimiter is recognized at
I'm a relative newcomer to Ant - only been writing build.xml files for about
8 months. To avoid huge lists of unresolved symbols at compile time, I
provide checking for the presence of required jar files prior to kicking off
the compile step. I've put a shortened version of the relevant section
Hi,
I am a newbie with ANT. I am trying
to use it for the build management in our project.
I would like to integrate the generation of stubs and skeletons
with the build process. But then I need to compile these (remote) classes selectively.
One way would be to define these directly in
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