Title: RE: VSS task question
ok, I
see what you are saying now :)
I had
to add the -GLblab blaba and it is still just
looking instead of getting. (it would be nice to skip the task
altogether thought)
Thanks
for your input.
-Original Message-From: Peterson, Lance
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Title: RE: VSS task question
Here's the problem. Vssget calls SS.EXE directly
(using Runtime.execute()). But vssget does not pass the -GCC and -GTM
options to SS.EXE. GCC forces SS.EXE to only download changed
files. GTM forces SS.EXE will set downloaded files' file
date
Title: RE: VSS task question
This
is exactly what I want, This works for most tasks, but for the vssget (at least
how I structured it) it gets the files everytime
I
tried using the
This
two, works for other targets, but not with the vss target. I'm tempeted to
believe there
Title: RE: VSS task question
This
might seem obvious but have you tried...
?
With
this configuration, Ant will execute the source target once, no matter which (or
how many) of the applet targets are executed. If I understand your
problem, this should correct it
Title: RE: VSS task question
Actually I was looking for the situation that, if I have three targets
that rely on on task (say compile) that the compile is only run once (the first
time it is needed), but then the next target that depends on compile doesn't
compile it.
in my
case, I
Title: RE: VSS task question
If I don't want to download files every time from SourceSafe, I use the exec task and call SS.EXE directly with the following options:
project.path is the SourceSafe project path
