Where I work, most people use Eclipse, with a few using IntelliJ. I use Eclipse
sometimes, but really prefer Vim for source code editing. (call me "old
school"). Anyway, with this task and a simple target in my build file, I can
hotswap when using Vim, almost as nicely as I could in Eclipse. That w
When you say "scared", I hope the code didn't look that bad! (I mean, I thought
you might be talking about the power it could unleash).
No, we don't use it for production at all. Yes, we use it for development only.
I like that I can edit in Vim and invoke an ant target to compile and hotswap
my ch
I removed the race condition by having each parallel ant process using a unique
name. That is really up to the build file, but that is the way it was designed.
So, there shouldn't be any race condition. If 2 files get created at the same
time, each task will remove their own file and do a random b
I've just dome some testing in XP. The locks are simply zero length files and
nothing more. Also, because of the random backoff approach, I think it would be
pretty robust. To clean up any locks left over from previous attempts, a
mastster scheduler could simply remove all files in the locks direct
I'm just curious about how usefull other folks would find this.
I've created 2 tasks and .
The use case is where you have parallel ants running (on some server) doing
builds, but 1 part of the build (in our case, some JFCUnit) needs to be single
threaded. By this I mean that each of the build/va
Thanks, It had been a couple weeks since I had seen 1.6.2 discussed.
just curious.
David
Quoting Matt Benson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> We have a few more things to get fixed and/or merged
> over to the 1.6 branch from CVS HEAD. We are getting
> this done as we are able.
>
> -Matt
>
> --- [EMAIL
Just a friendly nudge...
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I certainly don't want to break any conventions by trying to introduce a task
that doesn't work on all of the target JDK versions. If there is a way to do
that, I'm open to whatever you guys suggest. For now, I have built from CVS
HEAD and also created a separate jar that contains my task. I have a
I was hoping to grab a nightly build to get a version of Ant with the
DateSelector change. Seems like there aren't any nightly builds on the web site
since last September. Would the best thing be to grab the 1.6.1 source release
and get DateSelector from anonCVS and build myself?
David
Quoting Ma
I had a look at the guidelines (http://ant.apache.org/ant_task_guidelines.html)
and the suggestion is to run ant -f patch.xml . Where is patch.xml?
Knowing the guidlines, I'll submit the DateSelector change that way.
Since the Hotswap task won't work unless the JDk is 1.4 or greater (because of
th
This sounds good to me! The less grunt work I have to do in my task, the better!
I grabbed teh 1.6.1 source release and built it. If you could point me to the
file selector you mention, it would help me a lot. I just poked around
and it didn't jump out at me. I would like it if my task could just
When I was toying with a separate task, I wondered if could be use
somehow to create a . I don't see now, but that would sure be a nice
feature. Then, if I could assign an ID so I could make a of files
that aren't uptodate, run the compile, then take that same as input
to the target.
The idea o
I'd like to not only build (using Ant) when I'm using VIM, but hotdeploy the
class changes to a running app. I use ant.vim and it works very nicely. Then, I
wrote a hotswap client using JDI. Now, I can run that via the commandline, but
I'd rather integrate it into Ant.
I toyed with doing a separate
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