Jeffrey E Care wrote:
Actually, WAS doesn't use ClearCase; we're still on IBM CMVC.
what, you're not scared of it, are you :)
-steve
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Jeffrey E Care wrote:
No, it's more about institutional inertia.
For WAS, once you consider programmers, architects, testers, documentation
writers, managers, the build team, project management, L3 support anyone
else who needs access to our change management or source control (because
CMVC
My project has a class path containing about 100 jars stored in a Clearcase
vob. We have a this fileset definition:
path id =classpath.unit_test
pathelement path=bin/
!-- add all files in lib.dir to path --
fileset dir=lib
include name=**/*.jar/
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My project has a class path containing about 100 jars
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On 10/18/06, Jeffrey E Care [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
FWIW I'm -1 on this change.
What happens when the contents of the directory changes? With your
proposed patch new files will not be picked up deleted files will not be
removed.
Might I suggest using pathconvert instead? That way you can
Might I suggest using pathconvert instead? That way you can construct the
path once, convert it to a property then use the property in your tests.
Thanks. That solves my problem.
Darn, I didn't think of that! Simple and efficient.
Jeffrey must be used to this type of work around, since
Actually, WAS doesn't use ClearCase;
we're still on IBM CMVC.
Jeffrey E. (Jeff) Care
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WAS 7.0 Lead
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