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Oh, I forgot to use build.bat, sorry.
Joshua Davis wrote:
I had to change the classpath definition in build.bat in
order to get
the
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Oh, I forgot to use build.bat, sorry.
Joshua Davis wrote:
I had to change the classpath definition in build.b
May 27, 2004 7:19 AM
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> Oh, I forgot to use build.bat, sorry.
>
> Joshua Davis wrote:
>
> >I had to change the classpath definition in build.bat in
> order to get
> >the ANTLR task
Oh, I forgot to use build.bat, sorry.
Joshua Davis wrote:
I had to change the classpath definition in build.bat in order to get the
ANTLR task to work. The other way to get it to work is to do what you've
done and put the ANTLR jars in the {ant.home}/lib directory. I didn't want
to change the AN
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> Michael Gloegl wrote:
> > Hi,
> >
> >> I did an 'ant dist' on top of Hibernate3 and the
> antlr-2.7.2.jar is
> >> mandatory in the %ant_home%/lib dir, otherwise the build
> fails. Is it
> >> expected? I
I had to change the classpath definition in build.bat in order to get the
ANTLR task to work. The other way to get it to work is to do what you've
done and put the ANTLR jars in the {ant.home}/lib directory. I didn't want
to change the ANT directories at the time I did it.
Six of one, half does
No (IMHO) - everything that is generated from somewhere should be in
build ;)
You as an eclipse user can very nicely make your eclipse point to e.g.
/build/eclipse.
That works very nicely for me and all my other projects.
Agreed either use a build/eclipse dir or add a top level eclipse/ dir
(excl
Michael Gloegl wrote:
Hi,
I did an 'ant dist' on top of Hibernate3 and the antlr-2.7.2.jar is
mandatory in the %ant_home%/lib dir, otherwise the build fails. Is it
expected?
I saw a taskdef CP definition in the build.xml but it does not seems to
work fine on my box (W2k / Tiger beta1 / ant 1.6.1)
> Michael Gloegl wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>>
>>> I did an 'ant dist' on top of Hibernate3 and the antlr-2.7.2.jar is
>>> mandatory in the %ant_home%/lib dir, otherwise the build fails. Is it
>>> expected?
>>> I saw a taskdef CP definition in the build.xml but it does not seems to
>>> work fine on my box (W
Hi,
I did an 'ant dist' on top of Hibernate3 and the antlr-2.7.2.jar is
mandatory in the %ant_home%/lib dir, otherwise the build fails. Is it
expected?
I saw a taskdef CP definition in the build.xml but it does not seems to
work fine on my box (W2k / Tiger beta1 / ant 1.6.1)
I had the same problem,
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