writetar -xf myfile.tar/write
-Phil
Damon Hill
Damon.Hill@wTo: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
WSAD is a piece of crap, but that is mainly because it is built on top of
Eclipse 1.0 which was a pretty immature product. If you have looked at the
2.0 development streams, Eclipse is really becoming a solid IDE. I am
using the M5 (milestone 5) stable release, but they have a newer F1 (freeze
I have no experience with Kaffe, but the way JAVA_HOME works with Sun's JDK
is that you point to the directory where the installation starts. For
instance I installed the JDK in e:\jdk1.4.0 and so that is the value of my
JAVA_HOME environment variable.
Good luck,
-Phil
I subscribe to quite a few mailing lists and one thing I notice on all the
other lists I am on is that the mailer prepends the list name in brackets
to the beginning of the subject line. This helps people filter the list
mail into a special mailbox and also just makes it easier to scan email.
OK, I'll set up my own filter.
I just want to clarify that most lists don't have the problems you talked
about. They usually just prepend the first time and don't re-prepend (if
that's a word!) for forwards or replies.
-Phil
What if multiple developers run the test at the same time on the same
database table?
Shouldn't Sybase have table/row locking? If that doesn't work then you
would probably have to put some sort of middleware in place and have your
ant task talk to an EJB or something.
The task would wrap
I am trying to set up a target that will compile the directory I ran ant
from along with any subdirectories. For instance if c:\dev is in my
classpath and I am in the c:\dev\foo directory, I want to compile all of
the .java files in foo and all of it's subdirectories.
target name=compile
