/www.youtube.com/watch?v=yNRS1ssLPdQ
> [8]
> https://blogs.oracle.com/javaspotlight/entry/java_spotlight_episode_59_alan
> [9] http://openjdk.java.net/projects/nio/presentations/TS-5052.pdf
> [10]
> http://marxsoftware.blogspot.com/2011/03/jdk-7-new-interfaces-classes-enums-and.html
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within ant.
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> Is it possible to make the Execute class in ant extensible so that it becomes
> possible to plugin our own implementation of Process class.
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than following the Macro path I proposed?
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"Dominique Devienne" &
get attributes.
> Q2: Do others feel (like me) that we should also have a mean to
> override a target's content (task list) while keeping the overridden
> target's dependency list?
This must be the soul of this whole upcoming framework. It's an
absolutley must.
Assume also:
Do you want this before your "start-server" or after it or
in parallel?
And you you need to extend Ant with "before" and "after" of
course.
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> So every concrete simple target like became
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>
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This looks pretty ugly this me!
I believe that this whole discussion focusses too much on targets
instead of macros. Macros are a very powerfull feature and they
deserve much more attention!
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nagement and all those pretty reports...
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Kev, you didn't take the most obvious solution into account:
5. REPLACE ANT WITH MAVEN !!
And this is a real pitty cause Ant is the better solution, almost
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to "burry" in the Ant core.
Just the
namespace implies the artefacts to be used.
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kind of
namespace interceptor in Ant's source code? I'm just asking cause I have
never
seen such a beast...
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Peter,
I'm missing the 'download' part in the example you gave. It appears that
you expect your
jars already to be present in ${commons.dir}, and even in a nicely
structured way. To
much too assume. It should all be handled by Ant's core ..
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sooner rather than later, [..]
I'm in favor of "sooner" :-) Of course, if I'm the only one missing
"auto-download" then it
doesn't make sense to ask for it.
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ly one
who
is annoyed by putting 3rdparty libs in Ant's home directory?
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Hey,
I'm using macrodef a lot (a really great feature). What I'm looking for
is a simple
way of tracing which macro is invoked. Something like "entring macro .. ",
"leaving
macro ..".
So derived a Trace class from org.apache.tools.ant.taskdefs.Sequential,
some-
thing like:
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Kidding?
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* 1.9
- add EL (?from jsp/jsf - properties or references?)
Since EL is a really cool feature and simplifies JSP development so much,
I
would like to give it a much higher priority (1.7.x)...
it possible to
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evaluation on demand:
fall back to whatever was there before
using "test"
Btw, we need to have a quota character. For example
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, you also need a lot of imagniation to understand
what you can do with Ant, right?
The only problem with "&" is that it is an "XML" character as
well.
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What would so bad introducing an "expression language"?
After all, there's no need to express everything in (clumsy) XML just
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we are able to do so. I believe that an expression language, escpecially
for
testing, would simplify Ant scripting considerably.
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> Thanks,
>
> I have entered a bug report on this. When I was writing presetdef,
> I had a lot of similar problems and as a result there is a number
> of places in the code that contain checks for presets
e here needs to create the
task that preset points to. Due to change in job, I am not currently
able to modify ant code (need to set up svn at home on windross ;-),
but I will a look.
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It would be necessary to call setOwningTarget as project.createTask()
does not know the current target.
Peter
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> Allright, it appears much more easier than expected.
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> ComponentHelper componenthelper;
> Ob
defs.MacroInstance;
import org.apache.tools.ant.BuildException;
atest = project.createTask("atest");
if (! (atest instanceof MacroInstance)) {
throw new BuildException("atest is not a macro");
}
atest.execute();
It would be necessar
Allright, it appears much more easier than expected.
ComponentHelper componenthelper;
Object obj;
MacroInstance instance;
componenthelper = ComponentHelper.getComponentHelper(project());
obj = componentHelper.createComponent(mymacroname);
instance= (MacroInstance)obj;
instance
>> So your 'def' is null, right?
Actually it's the case that
componenthelper.getTaskDefinitions().get(mymacroname);
returns a object of type Class:
Class C = (Class)
componenthelper.getTaskDefinitions().get(mymacroname);
In case 'mymacroname' contanis the name of a macrodef
Hi,
a simple question - how can I retrieve a macro definition using
ComponentHelper?
I tried something like
ComponentHelper componenthelper =
ComponentHelper.getComponentHelper(project());
MacroDef def = (MacroDef)
componenthelper.getTaskDefinitions().get(mymacroname);
just in order to und
>> For example, the above could be replaced by a single empty-target
>> depending on the 4 possible package-* targets, each with an
>> appropriate 'if' attribute. Or with a (limited use of
>> is usually not that expensive).
Sure you agree that "run-macro" is by far more elegant than working with
ject
Re: how to call macros dynamically?
Is your motivation being able to have conditionals in disguise, i.e.
be able to write
? Otherwise I can't see the use for this. Just curious ;-) Thanks, --DD
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>
> I wonder how
Hi,
I wonder how to implement a task (in Java) allowing me to execute
a macro. I tried to understand how it works looking into Ant's source
code, but I'm bit lost. Would be kind if someone could give me a
"roadmap" how to do it ..
What I'm looking for is something like ..
Assume I have a macro
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> I would like to see Ant evolving i
>> My preference is to improve Ant's API.
I would like to see Ant evolving in such a way allowing
me to implement a framework like Maven on top of it.
>> So, the question is "can Ant evolve into a good Java API?"
I have no doubt that it can be done, we just need to focus on
it.
However
Hey,
>> Ant's purpose is as a build tools, not a Java library.
Perhaps time to change. After all, there must be a reason why
Maven's community is growing :-)
>> is just syntactic sugar, and is better not used
>> IMHO.
I disagree. It's very cool. Almost as cool as "macrodef" which
I really lov
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> I'm heavily using to override/customize tasks. It
> annoys me
> and users
> of my framework to see messages like
>
> Trying to override
Hi,
I'm heavily using to override/customize tasks. It annoys me
and users
of my framework to see messages like
Trying to override old definition of task junit
and so I had the idea to write my "own" ComponentHelper and to hook it in
via
reference "ant.ComponentHelper".
The idea is -
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