I was not clear. What a meant by patching ant is updating some ant
source files from 1.7, eg SSHExec.java, and rebuilding ant locally
(with the build.bat file)
I see that the new files are written to dist/lib and to dist/bin.
specifically, i see ant-jsch.jar and ant.jar and others files.
Should
Hi.
Axis 1.3 return Long Number, when I call this server method:
public HashMap getMap() {
HashMap map = new HashMap();
map.put(NAME,Tomas);
map.put(SEX,male);
return map;
}
In SoapBindingStub class on the line:
java.lang.Object _resp =
Sorry, wrong list :-)
Jan
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Hi.
Axis 1.3 return Long Number, when I call this server method:
public
Hi.
I know, sorry please.
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Sorry, wrong list :-)
I know, sorry please.
No worries - there are so many lists ;-)
Jan
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Thanks for responding. Can you give an example on how to do that ?
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From: Stefan Bodewig [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, January 26, 2006 12:02 AM
To: user@ant.apache.org
Subject: Re: Using 2 versions of JAVA_HOME through one build script
On Wed, 25 Jan 2006,
Hi,
I am relatively new to using property files to pass values to Ant as
well as using the if statement in Ant.
What I would like to do is run part of a custom target based on the
existence of a property file.
Here is what I want to do
target CREATE A CUSTOM EJB
if property file exists
The ant way do this would be something like this:
property name=my.file location=/some/file/path/my.file/
target name=-check-for-file
available file=${my.file} property=file.exists/
/target
target name=-build-ejb if=file.exists
build ejb tasks
Hello,
I have a custom condition, and I would like it to support body text. Is such
a thing possible? I tried just adding an addText method to my Condition
implementation, but I get an ExceptionInInitializationError.
This is what I would like to do:
waitfor
noresults
select *
--- Brian O'Rourke [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
I have a custom condition, and I would like it to
support body text. Is such
a thing possible? I tried just adding an addText
method to my Condition
implementation, but I get an
ExceptionInInitializationError.
This is what I would
Me either :). Thanks for the reply. After a closer look, I saw that I was
blaming ant for my own mistake. Plus I discovered the nifty -verbose
switch, which tells me why I'm getting the exception.
Thanks,
Brian O'Rourke
On 1/26/06, Matt Benson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
--- Brian O'Rourke
Thanks Benjamin,
I was able to put something together based on that example and got it
to work just fine.
Regards,
Mark
Burgess, Benjamin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
01/26/2006 11:07 AM
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We are prompting for a cvs password in our ant script. However, we have
some users that have special characters in their password (! for
example).
How do I escape the special characters, before I send the cvs command to
the system?
Here is the relevant parts of our build.xml:
target
On 1/26/06, Lemke, Wesley [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How do I escape the special characters, before I send the cvs command to
the system?
value=:pserver:${cvs.user}:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:${cvs.code.repository.dir}
If someone's password is: th!s
I would like cvs.pass to be: th\!s
Why would it be
You are correct, it was a permissions problem on the cvs server. I
thought it was related to the shell because when I tried to reproduce
the problem, I copied the command to the shell.
Thanks for pointing out that the cvs command doesn't go through the
shell, I wasn't aware of that.
Does anybody have an idea about when the next release of Ant is due? I'm
having some trouble getting 1.6.5 to work as I'm getting an error:
Could not create task or type of type: scriptdef.
Ant could not find the task or a class this task relies upon.
I get this even after copying the bsf.jar
There is fetch.xml build file that downloads some needed jars of the
web. Please try running it first.
- Alexey.
Clifton Craig wrote:
Does anybody have an idea about when the next release of Ant is due? I'm
having some trouble getting 1.6.5 to work as I'm getting an error:
Could not create
Hello,
--- Clifton Craig [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does anybody have an idea about when the next
release of Ant is due? I'm
having some trouble getting 1.6.5 to work as I'm
getting an error:
Could not create task or type of type: scriptdef.
Ant could not find the task or a class this
I've been asked to forward this to the Ant user community
Begin forwarded message:
From: John Rizzo [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I'm John Rizzo, founder of JavaBlackBelt.com
We finalize a free multiple choice test about Ant
http://www.javablackbelt.com/jbb/QuestionnaireDefDisplay.do?
In our current java build process, we'd like to be able to allow users
to add arbitrary items to the jar manifest.
But, 1) we won't know the attribute names, and 2) some builds will
have these extra manifest, some won't.
In the ideal solution, the build.xml would look something like this:
On Thu, 26 Jan 2006, Srikrishna Parthasarathy
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Thanks for responding. Can you give an example on how to do that ?
Do what? Use exec to override an environment variable?
exec executable=...
env key=ANT_HOME value=.../
/exec
I'm afraid there isn't more to that.
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