just write:
...
...
Or is there something similar/better in the current Ant ?
/max
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Hi!
How would you go about checking if the directories, .zip and .jars provided
in a classpath or another pathlike structure is available ?
e.g.
Which would report what is not available and optionally fail if anything is
missing.
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Thanks Diane,
I'll fool around with it and figure out how I want to run this.
Max
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From: Diane Holt [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, June 03, 2002 5:18 PM
To: Ant Users List
Subject: RE: Replace Task "propertyFile" syntax
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So are the files mutually exclusive? It seems that I could accomplish
everything that I need using the "replacefilterfile". Where would a user
want to use one vs. the other?
Thanks,
Max
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and "propertyFile" so that way I can track the different environments within
different files.
Could anyone forward me an example "replacefilterfile" and "propertyFile"
with the proper syntax for the files.
Thanks in advance!
Max
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You say awesome, and I ask you the following:
How do you come from the possible error output from ant (e.g. javac compile
errors) to the proper location in the source file in Eclipse ?
/max
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:)
Just a request/suggestion :)
/Max
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Hello ant-user,
Any idea on how to get the actual ipaddress of the host running ant ?
Note it is the ipaddress not the hostname - i can not use the host
name as this is not listed in DNS.
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I just make a manifest with one looong line and then let jar do al the work
of inserting the correct amount of new lines, spaces etc.
regards
Max
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Could it not be because the classic compiler (and hence the --classic
option) is removed from JDK 1.4 ?
With hope
Max
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Have you looked at Java Webstart ?
It has things like jar-diffs, version-checking, automatic download etc. - you might
use some of that.
With hope
Max
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l file.
thanks in advance
Max
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