Re: xlst support

sorry, got it in ANT doc (WE soon, rite ?). seb. Sebastien BLANC wrote: > ant contrib or nigthly builds ? > thanx. > seb. > > Dominique Devienne wrote: > > > and

Re: xlst support

ant contrib or nigthly builds ? thanx. seb. Dominique Devienne wrote: > and

xlst support

Hello ! looking at the ANT doc there is only a task for XML validation. would u happen to know where ANT does provide support for xlst (saw few emails going around it, is this a new task ?) ? I'm roughly doing the following w/ java currently. is there a way to task w/ ant ? thanx. seb. import j

Re: AW: ANT&J2EE IDEs

Cactus (http://jakarta.apache.org/cactus/) > HTTPUnit (http://www.httpunit.org/) > StrutsTestCase (http://strutstestcase.sourceforge.net/) > - WebLayer: Struts (http://jakarta.apache.org/struts/index.html) > > Jan Matèrne > > -Ursprüngl

ANT&J2EE IDEs

Hello ! I'd like to know if there is standard open source for ANT & J2EE development ? if none, wat's the best for this integration according to ur experience ? thanx for any input. FYI been using jbuilder professional for J2SE debug so far, but the enterprise version is really not cheap. seb. --

Re: javac classpath issues

try fork="true" in that case default compiler settings are ignored. seb. "Freier, Rod" wrote: > The documentation seemed a little fuzzy on this: > > > > When I use the classpath parameter of the javac task, the actual > classpath used is the one specified in the environment's CLASSPATH > variable

[Fwd: ant/xdoclet for regression tests]

Hello ! can u look at the forward ? hope it went through u, otherwise let me know. ++. seb. --- Begin Message --- Hello ! I want to perform the following for my J2EE project: at each global build, launch the regression tests (JUnit or so) and take benefit of the xdoclet use to be able to launch t

Re: project management w/ ANT

thanx and yes it looks like one solution to re-use common targets in a project without duplicating the effort. I'll try both urs and DD's solution. still wandering why there isn't a standard way to do it though ;-) seb. David McTavish wrote: > All of our build.xml files are manually created due t

Re: project management w/ ANT

e a very common task to me. any future in ANT for that ? seb. ______ From: Sebastien BLANC [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Wednesday, January 29, 2003 10:42 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: project management w/ ANT Hello ! Here is how I did work with ant for n

Re: project management w/ ANT

HI ! lots of replies so let me take time to read and thanx a lot for the concern. such goal as the (vanished ?) Configure project mentioned by Kyle Adams 's was wat I was trying to push for: "Recursive build support (call ant on every package level, and only build files in that package or in tha

project management w/ ANT

Hello ! Here is how I did work with ant for now: I have a script that generates all build.xml files from a build.xml.template and a rbuild.xml.template, and from the top src directory. build.xml.template contains applicative targets such as doclet, compile, archive, unit test, doc generation and s

Re: javac task w/ antcall does release memory ?

working fine w/ 1.4.1, doesn't even hit/eat 512M. thanx for the tip ! seb. Conor MacNeill wrote: > Sebastien BLANC wrote: > > using 1.3.1. I'll checkout the 1.4. > > keep posted. > > thanx. > > seb. > > > > You can also try forking th

Re: javac task w/ antcall does release memory ?

wrote: > Sebastien BLANC wrote: > > using 1.3.1. I'll checkout the 1.4. > > keep posted. > > thanx. > > seb. > > > > You can also try forking the javac task - it will then leak in a separate VM :-) > > Conor > > --

Re: javac task w/ antcall does release memory ?

using 1.3.1. I'll checkout the 1.4. keep posted. thanx. seb. Jacob Kjome wrote: > What JDK? I believe the javac in JDK1.4.1_01 is supposed to fix the memory > leak. Also, try using Jikes. Not only is it better with memory, but it is > also far faster than javac. > > Jake > > At 08:32 PM 1/28/2

javac task w/ antcall does release memory ?

Hello ! I have a project with hundred of directories with java files and becoz of J2EE packaging I have to generate on jar for each directory. I currently launch one javac task per directory not to have to deal with the jar construction pbs if I did it with less javac task for multiple subdirector

Re: Problem with ANT_HOME in Windows 98

oops: remove the final '^' at the end of ur _CP_ otherwise this won't work. seb. Sebastien BLANC wrote: > try the following under DOS: > > set ANT_HOME=D:\jakarta-ant-1.5.1 > then > echo %ANT_HOME% > > if this does work then no reason why this should not wo

Re: Problem with ANT_HOME in Windows 98

try the following under DOS: set ANT_HOME=D:\jakarta-ant-1.5.1 then echo %ANT_HOME% if this does work then no reason why this should not work into a batch file; it not, then write this line into ur ant.bat file and skip (rem) the lines that do the 'if exist "%ANT_HOME%" goto' check. ur script

java w/ fork: Ctrl+C

Hello ! I have the following task to startup jboss from ant: the pb I have is that when I do a Ctrl+C on 'ant jboss' it looks to me as if ant

standard j2ee/ant test tool ?

Hello ! there are a lot of test tools out in the j2ee( integrated w/ ant) field and I was wondering if there was an open source standard for j2ee and ant integration ? or if anybody has had experiences with different non-regression/test chain tools and can give the pros/cons. thank you for any advi

Re: Out of office message

Henderson wrote: > Found it in a previous email, it's [EMAIL PROTECTED] I > sent them an email asking them to resolve the situation. > > Kris > > > -Original Message- > > From: Sebastien BLANC [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > > Sent: Monday, January 13, 200

Re: Out of office message

try telnet 25 with his email address on any SMTP server. Kris Henderson wrote: > Not sure who the admin of this list or how to send them an email but if > you get this how about unsubscribing this guy so all of our inbox's > aren't full with his out of office messages in the morning. > > Thanks,

Re: Problems running CORBA program with ant

use ant -v (verbose) to see the exact command that ant is lanching. copy paste into a shell script and see wat's ur pb. check if the ORB.init is not a blocking call, it may be that some of ur port nbrs are still open (when do u shutdown the ORB) ? seb. "Bowman, Michael W. (MBOWMAN)" wrote: > He

Re: Automated Nightly Builds...Help

checkout http://www.urbancode.com/projects/anthill/default.jsp (maybe CruiseControl & maven as well) for built-in sol. seb. "Mark E." wrote: > Hello, > > I am new to Ant so I am still very much on the learning curve. I am trying to >automate a nightly build of our application. I need to get the

Re: JBOSS verify integration

if you see that for some reason the jar.path property is not set to what > you want, > you might want to use the task to call your jboss verification. > See the ant manual to see what you can do with antcall. > Antoine > > - Original Message - > From: "Sebastien

JBOSS verify integration

Hello ! I'm having troubles to use JBOSS verifier with ant. I have the following task: JBOSS VERIFICATION ... with all my build.xml_s look this way and wat I get is that the verifier always verifies the same jar file even if I'm in another package, as if t

Re: Echo all properties

Nathan Christiansen wrote: > How do you echo all the properties set during a build? > > -- Nathan Christiansen >Morinda, Inc. >http://www.tahitiannoni.com > > -- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: > For additional commands, e-mail: -- To u

Re: manifest task / wrapping after 72 bytes

my bad !! thanx a lot Conor. seb. Conor MacNeill wrote: > Sebastien BLANC wrote: > > BUILD FAILED > > file: org.apache.tools.ant.taskdefs.ManifestException: The attribute >"classpath" > > may not occur more than once in the same section. > > do u ha

Re: manifest task / wrapping after 72 bytes

BUILD FAILED file: org.apache.tools.ant.taskdefs.ManifestException: The attribute "classpath" may not occur more than once in the same section. do u have any idea of another way to perform it with ant (contrib foreach ?) ? seb. Conor MacNeill wrote: > Sebastien BLANC wrote: >

Re: manifest task / wrapping after 72 bytes

important point is that wrapped lines in the manifest are perfectly > fine. The code that reads the manifest expects that possibility and > deals with it properly. You don't have to do anything to "fix" it. > > > -Original Message- > > From: Sebastien BL

Re: manifest task / wrapping after 72 bytes

nly of the latest manifest task. ? seb. Conor MacNeill wrote: > Sebastien BLANC wrote: > > Hello ! > > I'm using the manifest task to insert jar file references into the > > classpath attribute of my MANIFEST. > > I currently only have 3 jar files in the classpath valu

manifest task / wrapping after 72 bytes

Hello ! I'm using the manifest task to insert jar file references into the classpath attribute of my MANIFEST. I currently only have 3 jar files in the classpath value and it already does go over 72 bytes: I know the 72 limit is based on one of the java RFC yet I wonder what is the solution

Re: fileset/dirset on dirs with regex

h ant. seb. Dominique Devienne wrote: > Have you looked at the task? I know nothing about it, but it sounds > like it might be designed for what you're trying to do!?!?!? --DD > > -Original Message----- > From: Sebastien BLANC [mailt

Re: fileset/dirset on dirs with regex

> the only way I > can think of is to copy everything to another dir with a mapper and jar. > seb. this does not work since all my java package name under ejb-jar-* begin with the same name and so everytime I copy I erase the previous copy. any idea ? -- To unsubscribe, e-mail:

Re: fileset/dirset on dirs with regex

jar task does not support mapper nested element as copy does. the only way I can think of is to copy everything to another dir with a mapper and jar. seb. Sebastien BLANC wrote: > Hello ! > I'm trying to produce a jar from the following configuration: > I want to jar all the c

fileset/dirset on dirs with regex

Hello ! I'm trying to produce a jar from the following configuration: I want to jar all the classes under n directories, these directories can all be described by the following regex: ejb-jar-*. the problem is that I can't see how to compute this set of directories coz if I give a fileset ejb-jar-*

Re: ejb-jar task?

I think that using jar task is the easiest combined with packageredirection: generate all ur classes under interfaces or implementation, then ur clt jar or deploy jar is very easy 2 compute. sorry I did not catch ur question directly. seb.

Re: ejb-jar task?

xdoclet Hanasaki JiJi wrote: > ANT has tasks for > jar > war > ear > > is there a taks that makes the ejb-jar with META-INF or is it best to > just use the JAR task? > > -- > = > = http://www.sun.com/servi

Depend task 0 deletion does stop target execution

Hello ! I'd like to know if there is a way to perform the following with ant (haven't found anything in doc): I have tasks in my project generating code and meta-data (xdoclet for instance) and I'd like these files not to be regenerated if they were already generated before [and if the source files

smart jarlib-manifest ?

Hello ! I'd like to know if the jarlib-manifest target is enough smart to use javac or java parsing (xdoclet/xtags like) to generate the depencies by itself or if they still have to be written by hand ? for instance the 'imports' information is in the java src or the generated class (with reflectio