RE: PMD - Try JCSC

Hi, JCSC at http://jcsc.sourceforge.net seem pretty powerful. Ralph ;) --- "Ciramella, Edward" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Sorry, day late and a dollar short - I've begun this > process. Sorry to > taint the ant mailing list! > > -Original Message- > From: Dominique Devienne [mailto:[E

Is it possibe to unset a property???

Hi, in one task I set a property when an error occures. Later I check on that property and depending if it is set or not some actions are taken. This build script is being used from within CruiseCrontrol, which means that it is run again and again without reloading. Which means, once the property i

RE: passing of properties from a child ant task to its parent

dated > values of properties and then when execution is > returned > to the calling target it opens the property file and > reads > the updated and new values. > Can you point me to these examples. Thanks, Ralph > - Dave > > -Original Message- > From: Ralph Joc

passing of properties from a child ant task to its parent

Hi, I have 2 differnt build files -- one is a general one (build.xml) and the other is used by CruiseControl (ci-buld.xml). The ci-build.xml mainly uses the build.xml file with calls. This works fine but now I have the following situation. The targets to run junit tests are in build.xml. They are

Re: JCSC -- to be added as external Tool and Task

) Ant: >1.5 License: GPL Thanks for Ant and your effort, Ralph --- Stefan Bodewig <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > On Fri, 22 Nov 2002, Ralph Jocham > <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > the Ant external tools and task website states: > > [...] If you've writ

JCSC -- to be added as external Tool and Task

Hi, the Ant external tools and task website states: [...] If you've written something that should be included, please post all relevant information to one of the mailing lists. [...] I did that. JCSC (Java Coding Standard Checker) can be founnd on http://jcsc.sourceforge.net Could someone from th

Using Jikes produces strange compilations errors

Hi, I just started to use Jikes as compiler. It shows weird errors that certain Swing class don't have certain methods or ctors. ie. [javac] L:/java/Src/com/.../OffsetPanel.java:62:33 :62:58: Error: No match was found for constructor "JButton(javax.swing.AbstractAction)". Also it crashes at the

overwriting a property - is this possible?

I am trying to make my ant-xml file more readable by using tmp properties. But it doesn't work :( Only the first assignment is used in the 2nd target. TIA Ralph

Ant and JavaCC

Hi, I try to use Ant to compile my Java.jj grammar. But I do get error messages. The location of Javacc: C:\JavaCC\javacc2.0 My ant buildfile: And this is the error message: Buildfile: build.xml precompile: [javacc

RE: Looking for Ant references/examples

named test and junit. 3. How to automate testing with JUnit. Thanks, Ralph --- Jason Rogers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > What do you need examples of? Be specific... > > -jason > > > -Original Message----- > > From: Ralph Jocham > [mailto:[EMAIL

Looking for Ant references/examples

Hi, I am desperately looking for some Ant references. The Ant documtation itself is too confusing for me. You get all explained but not how you can combine and use them. Examples is that waht I need. The more the better. Thanks, Ralph

beginner problem

Hi I am trying to compile my whole class tree with this ant file. But it does not exclude all test folders. Usually each package contains one. What is wrong? I also tried to use this script, it is living above the top level package, to build parts of the tree using the -find flag. It moves up the

Ant and Emacs

Hi, I am looking for the regex I can use so that my Emacs will get to the error by clicking the error line. What is the magic 'compilation-error-regexp-alist' line?? Thanks, Ralph

RE: classpathref problem

r="${build}" > debug="on" > classpathref="project.class.path"> > > > > > > > > -Original Message- > > From: Ralph Jocham [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > > Sent: Thursday, Septemb

classpathref problem

Hi, I have this file at L:\java\src\project.class.path and this file at l:\java\src\com\...\build.xml and I get this error : Buildfile: build.xml compile: [javac] Compiling 43 source f

RE: Classpath stored in a single position?

b. Not sure if you are suppose to > put a comma or a > space. Can't remember. > > then use the following for your classpath tag > > > Hope this helps in cleaning up for classpath > problems. > > > > -Original Message- > Fro

Classpath stored in a single position?

Hi, in our project we do have a rather long classpath. Currently I have this build.xml file in each package folder. (see below) But the Classpath changes often, so I have to change each build.xml file in each folder. Is it possible to extract the classpath into a single position from where it is b