Hi,
thanks to all of you who provided me with hints on how to solve my problem. I must
admit that this indeed is not an Ant related issue. Obviously, using the jikes version
installed on my machine (1.18) causes the trouble. Switching to modern solves the
problem.
Thorsten
Have you tried searching against BSD instead of OSX ?
BSD is the underlying OS to OSX isn't it ?
Maybe someone has a similar problem on that.
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Dan GardnerEmap IT - UK
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Hi,
I'm currently facing a serious problem using Ant on MacOS X using JDK
1.4.1. When trying to compile
On Fri, 2003-02-07 at 14:11, Thorsten Sturm wrote:
Hi,
I'm currently facing a serious problem using Ant on MacOS X using JDK 1.4.1. When
trying to compile files containing strings with backslashes in it, Ant automatically
adds unwanted backslashes to it. E.g.
How exactly is Ant modifying
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Am Donnerstag, 6. Februar 2003 05:47 schrieb Andrew Zeon:
Hi,
I'm thinking of buying an Ant reference book. Can you give me some
recommendations?
Thanks.
I have the small and the big Ant books from O'Reilly. Usually I'd recommend
O'Reilly,
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I have the small and the big Ant
Subject: RE: Ant reference book
checkout:
Spencer Marks reviews Java Development with Ant
http://slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=02/11/14/0326206
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checkout:
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http://slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=02/11/14/0326206
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The next time you run ant and get the bad command or file name use the
set command to validate ANT_HOME actually contains the correct path
information. Also, take a look at your PATH before you run autoexec.bat.
PATH should have %ANT_HOME%\bin. Since we are not allowed to diddle with
startup
: Re: Ant 1.5.1 on Windows ME
DoNOTuseREPLY wrote:
It may be that winME is like win9x: %SystemDrive% is NOT defined. The
ant.bat script expects it to be and it is on NT and XP because they have
this environment variable defined. Type set without the quotes at the
command prompt
of people.
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ant build file.log
ant mail.log
???
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DoNOTuseREPLY wrote:
It may be that winME is like win9x: %SystemDrive% is NOT defined. The
ant.bat script expects it to be and it is on NT and XP because they have
this environment variable defined. Type set without the quotes at the
command prompt. If it is not there, then do set
Conor-
How about stripping off the Drive Letter from %SystemRoot%
???
-Martin
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DoNOTuseREPLY wrote:
It may
I haven't seen an answer so ...
See: ANT: KJS#1 %SystemDrive% (c.a. 20030120)
It may be that winME is like win9x: %SystemDrive% is NOT defined. The
ant.bat script expects it to be and it is on NT and XP because they have
this environment variable defined. Type set without the quotes at
See the MailLogger in the doc. --DD
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http://ant.apache.org/manual/listeners.html#MailLogger
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ant mail.log
???
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When I try to use this it told me that I can only have 1 logger and I need
the ansi
ant -logfile build.log target
-nathan
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When I try to use this it told me that I can only have 1 logger and I need
the ansi color logger. I just want to pipe that one out
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On Tue, 21 Jan 2003, Erik Hatcher [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Test your knowledge of Ant!
Are Ant committers allowed to participate? We
Engineers are
petulant children who fail to understand business reality and sulk on a whim
been there!
-M
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Hi Simon,
Try this:
- Unzip jakarta-ant-1.5.1-bin.zip into C:\
- Change the name of the new created folder (jakarta-ant-1.5.1) to ant (this
is to avoid long file names)
- Set PATH to C:\ant\bin
- Don't set ANT_HOME environment variable (Ant will detect automatically)
- Don't set anything
Right on!
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On Thu, 23 Jan 2003, Edward Ciramella [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Right, that's what I found. Looks like
Well, before anyone can help you we will need more information.
For starters, what version of Ant, Java, etc are you using.
What does your build file look like.
Are you aware that some times JAVAC will compile more than you think it
should?
Ciramella, Edward wrote:
I'm excluding some
Right, that's what I found. Looks like developers are importing more than
they should...
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Well, before anyone can help
It is probably compiling the dependencies of these files. This is normal.
But you can avoid this by making sure the dependencies are pre-built (as
classes or in a jar) and make sure these pre-built classes are on the javac
CLASSPATH.
At 03:59 PM 1/23/2003 -0500, you wrote:
I'm excluding some
On Thu, 23 Jan 2003, Edward Ciramella [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Right, that's what I found. Looks like developers are importing
more than they should...
So your developers must really be broken...
Stefan
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Are Ant committers allowed to participate? We could make some answer
incorrect, you know 8-)
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Just do:
path id=classpath
fileset dir=${SuppliedDirectoryPath}
includes=**/*.jar, **/*.zip /
/path
Just be aware that the order is unspecified. --DD
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Dominique Devienne [EMAIL PROTECTED]@jakarta.apache.org on 22/01/2003
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Just do:
path id=classpath
fileset dir
22, 2003 9:11 AM
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Sorry, there again you fall into the trap of missing the point, as I've
seen so many others do in the archives I've read.
The 'dir' attribute of fileset takes ONE directory as a start point. The
${SuppliedDirectoryPath} is a path-like
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Sorry for that... I guess you have three options then:
1) Use Ant-contrib's foreach... Actually, I'm not sure this would work,
since calling another target within an antcall.
2) Use script. I think I could make it work if I took the time to do it.
Would
BTW, why is the project name added as a reference??? I noticed it because I
had named the project the same as an ID I was using. Thanks, --DD
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There! Did I miss the point this time ;-) --DD
P:\org_apache\antxant -f jarpath-script.xml
Buildfile: jarpath-script.xml
test:
Overriding previous definition
Get it from GUMP. Stefan posts a link to it often enough you should find the
URL in the archives. --DD
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Incidentally, I got hold
On Wednesday, January 22, 2003, at 10:07 AM, Info wrote:
Nice quiz! Missed 8. Not bad for first few days with Ant. Thanks
for the
implied suggestions of what I should be thinking about knowing...
Interestingly, found Ant Developer's Handbook but not the one shown
with
the quizz. Guess I'll
On Wed, 22 Jan 2003, Dominique Devienne [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Stefan posts a link to it often enough
Really? 8-)
http://gump.covalent.net/jars/ and then most of the time
latest/ant-contrib/...
On some days you may be forced to go to an older snapshot as something
may have failed to build.
Jay,
This looks like the bug 16293 in bugzilla
http://nagoya.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=16293
Maybe you should create yourself an account on bugzilla, and add your email
address as a CC for this bug.
Antoine
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Try looking at
http://oss.ipov.org/iftp-ant/
We wrote this extension to Ant to solve some of the common complaints we
had when using the FTP tasks. Internally it uses the same Classes that
the Ant Ftp task does; we just provide a little cleaner set of tags and
options.
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The first thing I would do
Thanks for all the info. I've been experimenting with writing ant
tasks, and I'm starting to think that it's a great framework for what
I'm trying to do. While I agree that maven would probably be better, I
could never get even the simplest build script to work after hours of
trying. I
There is a workflow subproject in jakarta-commons sandbox that may be
of interest to you ...
On Fri, 17 Jan 2003, Scott Walters [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
1) Can I pipe the xml output of one task into the next task without
using a file?
Not easily without touching the tasks, but if you are
Have you looked into Jelly? You may find that it suits your needs better in
some ways. Ant was design as a build tool and thus its keepers resist
scripting capabilities that you might need. Ant is more mature, but Jelly is
already used by a few projects, notably Maven (which incidentally used to
to Jelly if need be. --DD
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I will look into it. The idea of using Ant for this appealed to me due
to it's ability to execute java
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Can anybody help explain why I am getting a CreateProcess error=5 when I
attempt to exec the Windows regsvr32.exe to
Hi,
Supposing you created your own buildfile install, and you install by
copying the files to your Tomcat folder:
Instead of copying your project folder (the one which contains your
src,build,etc. folders), copy everything in your build folder. So the
FileSet which defines the files you copy
Thank you. After modifying build.xml, classes files went to the right
directory. However, the server still cannot find servlet class under
web/WEB-INF/classes/*. I am checking web.xml. Do you have any other clues
to help me fix this problem?
At 03:55 PM 1/15/2003 +0100, you wrote:
Hi,
: mercredi 15 janvier 2003 16:52
A : Ant Users List
Objet : RE: ant install --- thanks
Thank you. After modifying build.xml, classes files went to the right
directory. However, the server still cannot find servlet class under
web/WEB-INF/classes/*. I am checking web.xml. Do you have any
other
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Thank you. After modifying build.xml, classes files went to the right
directory. However, the server still cannot find servlet class under
web
Did you find the problem?
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Thanks for your suggestion.
At 05:19 PM 1/15/2003 +0100, you wrote:
I don't know, it's been
be better.
Thanks Stefan and I'd love to hear about it if that attribute comes to pass.
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On Mon, 13 Jan 2003, Craig
On Tue, 14 Jan 2003, Craig Goss [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In case that hint was aimed at me ;^) ...
Nah 8-)
PS. Sitting here in blissful ignorance it occurs to me that it might
be easy to add support for an existing task pathconvert to apply
and cvs.
I happen to think the opposite is true,
Try this:
Instead of hard-coding the slash in the ant code, use ${file.separator}.
It makes the statement longer but always works.
For example instead of:
${cygwin.path}/bin/bash.exe
you type:
${cygwin.path}${file.separator}bin${file.separator}bash.exe
At 12:18 PM 1/13/2003 -0500, you wrote:
, January 13, 2003 12:36 PM
To: Ant Users List
Subject: Re: ant apply and file.separator
Try this:
Instead of hard-coding the slash in the ant code, use ${file.separator}.
It makes the statement longer but always works.
For example instead of:
${cygwin.path}/bin/bash.exe
you type:
${cygwin.path
On Mon, 13 Jan 2003, Craig Goss [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The following invokes an executable compiled under Cygwin on Windows
XP. Java knows I'm a Windows user and always returns a backslash in
the sourcefile and targetfile parameters which isn't OK with
Cygwin which expects unix format
Mahfudh Junaryanto wrote:
Hi,
The error I encountered: ClassNotFound Error for org.w3c.dom. ... . I
have tried to use different methods, from speifying the jar file one by
one or use fileset Any idea how to solve this?
The simplest fix for you is to specify fork=yes
Conor
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I have the following JAVAC task setup:
javac srcdir=project/src destdir=project/class
deprecation=false
debug=true
optimize=false
fork=true
memoryMaximumSize=256m
classpath refid=build.classpath/
exclude
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And its been in Ant's CVS for a while too :))
And, I believe, is actually part of the Ant distribution of 1.5.1 at
least. No?
Yes, it is. Obviously not very prominently placed, though 8-)
-- Stefan
=
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And its been in Ant's CVS for a while too :))
And, I believe
On Mon, 6 Jan 2003, David Thielen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am trying to generate javadocs for just the files that are the
public api of my program.
Wouldn't javadoc public=true .../ do what you want without copying
around any files?
Stefan
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No - I have a lot of public methods classes that are not part of my
published api.
thanks - dave
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On Saturday, January 4, 2003, at 11:38 PM, Steve Loughran wrote:
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Its always been my goal to generate
Eric,
the appendix e pdf has exactly the information i've needed for a long time,
thanks.
Bill.
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And its been in Ant's CVS for a while too :))
And, I believe, is actually part of the Ant distribution of 1.5.1 at
least. No?
On Sunday, January 5, 2003, at 07:53 PM, Bill Winspur wrote:
Eric,
the appendix e pdf has exactly the information i've needed for a long
time,
thanks.
Bill.
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Thank you. I was once thinking about doing something similar.
But then I realize that keeping another set of documentation is likely
to have it not-synced with the rapidly changing core manual.
Moreover, as a beginner, I find that the existing core manual has
inadequate information and examples
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Thank you. I was once thinking about doing something similar.
But then I realize that keeping another set
On Saturday, January 4, 2003, at 12:55 PM, Kenneth Lee wrote:
Thank you. I was once thinking about doing something similar.
But then I realize that keeping another set of documentation is likely
to have it not-synced with the rapidly changing core manual.
[...]
So I propose that the core
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Subject: Re: Ant Core Task Quick Reference
Its always been my goal to generate a quick reference of Ant
tasks/datatypes, and we achieved this goal
Would like to answer but do not have the book.
Do you know a free link to your prefered recommended directory structure?
Rolf
Ray Tayek wrote:
hi, i like to use netbeans and ant. but the current recommended
directory structure (in section 2.5.1-2.5.3 of java development with
ant
The directory structure in that chapter is pretty basic (src/package
structure, test/package structure) and pretty typical, and last time
I used NetBeans it was easily able to adapt to different structures by
mounting the source roots appropriately. I think Eclipse has a tougher
time adapting
At 12:05 PM 12/27/02 +0100, you wrote:
Would like to answer but do not have the book.
Do you know a free link to your prefered recommended directory structure?
Rolf
sorry, no/ but it sorta looks like:
base/
src/
build/
classes/
dist/
thanks
Ray
At 06:58 AM 12/27/02 -0500, you wrote:
The directory structure in that chapter is pretty basic (src/package
structure, test/package structure) and pretty typical, and last time I
used NetBeans it was easily able to adapt to different structures by
mounting the source roots appropriately.
yes,
I use jEdit (www.jedit.org) with the AntFarm plugin. When I want to
compile, I don't even bother with the Compile Current Buffer command,
because that would require me to set up my classpath within the editor, etc.
Instead, I just invoke the AntFarm-Run current target command, which does
the
You can execute Ant targets from NetBeans. NetBeans is however
particulalry annoying in that the editor marks as errors attempts to use
classes that it does not know about, i.e. classes not on its classpath,
or mounted to use NetBean-speak.
Even as I write this, I am evaluating JEdit.. Whilst
Steve
Oracle JDeveloper has a very good Ant integration, with IDE support.
Bud
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Hi all
I have been using Ant for a while now and
You can execute Ant targets from NetBeans
only with Ant 1.4
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You can execute Ant targets from NetBeans. NetBeans
audacious wrote:
Hello,
I have notice a problem with the newer versions of Ant,
As Erik suggested this may be due to a temporary regression introduced into
Ant with regard to case sensitivity of the nested elements. If that is the
cause, can you please try again now as the issue should be
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Pellier, Marc wrote:
You can execute Ant targets from NetBeans
only with Ant 1.4
According to ant.netbeans.org: Standard distribution of NetBeans 3.4
contains only support for Ant 1.4.1. The Ant 1.5.1 support can be
downloaded from AutoUpdate center.
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Steve Hi all I have been using Ant for a while now and have
Steve recently been looking at a few editors and IDEs for Java
Steve development. I am perfectly happy to build my Ant files in
Steve an ordinary text editor, and execute Ant
Phillip Lord wrote:
Steve == Steve Slatcher [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Steve What I really would like however is a Java source editor (it
Steve doesn't have to be a full IDE) that recognises classpaths I
Steve have set up in my build.xml (presumably linked to a javac
Steve command),
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You can execute Ant targets from NetBeans. NetBeans is however
particulalry annoying in that the editor marks
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You can
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
Hi Luis,
I've specified the properties within the build.xml file.
E.g.:
property name=MailLogger.from value=[EMAIL PROTECTED] /
property name=MailLogger.success.notify value=true /
property name=MailLogger.failure.notify value=true /
property name=MailLogger.success.to value=[EMAIL PROTECTED] /
we use src here, and every other place I've worked. One note, that we do
manage multiple languages as well, and we differentiate between those under
our src tree.
ie:
project-root
|
+-- src
|
+-- c
|
+-- com
| |
+ +-- sandvine
|
+-- other language
Adam Hardy wrote:
I'm used to having my java classes in the src subdirectory. Yet I was
reading an old post J2EE config/build best practices from Drew Davison
recommending calling the source code dir java - which is more common?
Drew... one of my major mentors in the Java world!
As for naming
#1: I believe Drew was saying Java sources should be in src/java, while
other type of sources, like DTDs be in src/dtd, etc... It's a common pattern
used by many Jakarta projects, and that Maven assumes (not sure on the last
part, although I'm sure it's configurable in some kind of layout
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we use src here, and every other place I've worked. One note, that we do
manage multiple languages as well, and we differentiate between those under
our src tree.
ie
GREATLY increased our
team's flexibility in being able to produce customized applications.
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From: Erik Hatcher [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, December 10, 2002 10:31 AM
To: Ant Users List
Subject: Re: ant for dummies question
Adam Hardy wrote:
I'm used
Thanks for the replies. Just for the record, there was no src directory
at all mentioned in the original post:
http://www.mail-archive.com/ant-user@jakarta.apache.org/msg15374.html
but it seems obvious that 'src' is the way to go.
As for using a variable for 'src', I often go in and work on
The former. See the doc. --DD
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From: Luis Andrei Cobo [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, December 09, 2002 11:41 AM
To: 'Ant Users List'
Subject: Ant Mail Logger Question
Where do I specify the Properties to configure the mail loggeer? -D
variables or from within
1. JAVA_HOME environment variable set e.g. c:\jdk1.3
2. JAVA_HOME/bin in PATH
3. ANT_HOME environment variable set e.g. c:\ant
4. ANT_HOME/bin in PATH
-Original Message-
From: Garrett Smith [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 06 December 2002 06:06
To: Ant Users List
Subject: [ANT] How to
I should've mentioned that I'm not using windows. I'm using tcsh on Mac OS,
although I have the option of using sh, which is more like bash, I think (any
Linux/Unix people here?).
If I were using windows, I wouldn't know what to do with the stuff below. Does
it go in a source file, et c?
I made
My Mac OS X box has ~/.tcshrc with the following:
setenv ANT_HOME /Users/erik/bin/jakarta-ant
setenv JAVA_HOME /usr
And with ~/bin in my PATH.
In bin I have installed jakarta-ant (the full binary distribution
directory). Also in bin I've symlinked ~/bin/jakarta-ant/bin/ant to
simply ant.
I
No, and no, I'm afraid. --DD
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From: Michael Cook [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, December 04, 2002 2:35 PM
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Subject: Ant script dry-run testing
Is this possible? Will it be part of Ant 2?
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javac .../
/target
Then call ant as follows:
ant -buildfile build.xml compile -Ddry.run=true
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From: Dominique Devienne [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, December 04, 2002 3:39 PM
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Subject: RE: Ant script dry-run testing
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