Hi All,
I am new to ant build. My requirement is like this.
1. Once .ear is built I should be able to edit the
.xml file inside the
.ear.
I want to edit trans-timeout-seconds/trans-timeout-seconds field for
all the ejbs in weblogic-ejb-jar.xml inside
Hi,
finally i got it, simply putting the line
set ANT_ARGS=-lib c:\ant_extralibs
into ant_installdir/bin/ant.bat
Gilbert
-Original Message-
From: Rebhan, Gilbert [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, June 09, 2005 12:14 PM
To: Ant Users List
Subject: RE: putting cmd args in
Hi all,
I have a .jar application containing my custom ant Tasks
implementation. This works fine when I use it from the (linux)
console. Now my goal is to write a Servlet which enables me to select
a buildfile (with my custom tasks) and run it. My .jar is located in
the WEB-INF/lib but when the
- Stop Anthill.
- Look in the ANTHILL_HOME/projects directory. There should be a file
called 'AB
Project.anthill'. Rename that file (or you can just delete it). I
suggest not to use spaces either if you rename.
- Restart Anthill and you should be good.
You may also want to look at the
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Can ant be used to build non-java applications?
Absolutely.
A few years ago, I used Ant to build an entire suite of Delphi
applications - it was the core of our repeatable build process.
I forget the exact details, but a fair summary would be:
-- Start from a set
Hi,
I will personally not use spaces, but I can remember a couple of times
where I have used dots (.) in my target names.
May be from the command line you may have to run your target like this:
ant -f build_file install server (I have never tested this, but it
could work)
On 6/10/05, [EMAIL
Thanks guys for your support, its been a great help.
Peter, I was able to view my code and I had it right from the
begining. The main problem was, as you guessed, that the loaderref
attribute was missing.
I can now run ant FROM THE CONSOLE against my buildfile and it looks
much better.
On
Hi Group,
I'm very pleased to find the AntServer / RemoteAnt implementation in the
cobtrib package and I think it's impressively easy to use. One question:
Why does it always shut down the server after a single remoteAnt-task has been
run? I would like to run multiple remoteAnt-tasks. Moreover
hyphens work quite well for target names. I would guess underscores will
also work. one trick to having a target that you don't want to be called
directly is to name it with double hyphens. for example:
target name=--dont.call.me
/target
target name=call.me depends=--dont.call.me
/target
i
Hi,
when trying to compile ant from source using gcj 4.0 (no non-free JDKs
installed), hundreds of deprecation warnings and 2 fatal errors:
src/main/org/apache/tools/ant/IntrospectionHelper.java:495: error: No
constructor matching
Hello,
Is there any tag I can use to change my permissions from read only to
read/write on all files and directories.
Thanks
George
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look at the chmod and attrib tasks (depending on
your OS; safe to use both if you need
cross-platform-ness).
HTH,
Matt
--- George Dibi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
Is there any tag I can use to change my permissions
from read only to
read/write on all files and directories.
Thanks
--- Mark Lybarger [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hyphens work quite well for target names. I would
guess underscores will
also work. one trick to having a target that you
don't want to be called
directly is to name it with double hyphens.
Actually one hyphen will do it also:
target
It is an interesting exercise... Tools.jar is required, if you want to
run javac/ in process, otherwise you can specify javac
fork=true.../ and external compiler will be used (for example,
jikes). Another possibility is to compile tools.jar into native code
(not sure whether gcj can do it and
Hi. I'm building a handful of Struts webapps, and would like to do
this in my build scripts:
I want to specify a collection of .jar files from several different
directories, and I want to refer to the entire collection with a
single id. Now, I can make a fileset or filelist for a
I want to be able to have comments in my code for JSP, HTML, JavaScript, ect.,
but I don't want those comments to show up on the user's browser when they use
View Source.
I recently found out (the hard way) that excessive use of comments ends up
slowing the response time for the pages. Our web
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