Antcall task and inheriting Filters

Hello, I was wondering if there are any plans to extend the AntCall task to allow inheriting of Filters. In my build I use a Jython script to convert all my properties to filters which works well, however it seems I have to call this script from every task I call from my AntCall tasks in order

How to call the export command in LINUX using Ant exec element.

Hi, How to call the export command in LINUX using Ant exec element. Regards, Nagender

AW: How to call the export command in LINUX using Ant exec element.

simply as each other script BUT: Ant starts a new instance of the command interpreter and AFIAK the export statement would not have any effect for the machine (only for that process). Jan -Ursprüngliche Nachricht- Von: Nagender Malik [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Gesendet:

AW: Antcall task and inheriting Filters

Have you tried to give the filters IDs and set inheritRef=true? Jan -Ursprüngliche Nachricht- Von: Hussein Badakhchani [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Gesendet: Mittwoch, 13. September 2006 11:02 An: user@ant.apache.org Betreff: Antcall task and inheriting Filters Hello, I was wondering if

Re: How to call the export command in LINUX using Ant exec element.

If you really need it, specify it in env inside exec. I myself prefer to set all environment variables before starting ANT - in that case all child processes will get them automatically. - Alexey. Nagender Malik wrote: Hi, How to call the export command in LINUX using Ant exec element.

Need Help With jar Task

Hi all, I'm a to Ant. I have some Java classes in a single directory tree that has two child directories (i.e. mia/gui and mia/middleware). I need to create two .jar files, one that contains the classes in the mia.gui package and the other that contains the classes in mia.middleware. When I

Re: Need Help With jar Task

jar destfile=${classes.dir}/mia_gui.jar fileset dir=${classes.dir} includes=mia/gui/**/ /jar jar destfile=${classes.dir}/mia_middleware.jar fileset dir=${classes.dir} includes=mia/middleware/**/ /jar Should do the trick. Peter On 9/13/06, Robert Pepersack [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi

Re: Need Help With jar Task

--- Robert Pepersack [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi all, I'm a to Ant. I have some Java classes in a single directory tree that has two child directories (i.e. mia/gui and mia/middleware). I need to create two .jar files, one that contains the classes in the mia.gui package and the other

RE: Need Help With jar Task

You need to use the fileset nested include element to do this: jar destfile=${classes.dir}/mia_gui.jar index=true fileset dir=${classes.dir} include name=mia/gui/**/ /fileset /jar jar destfile=${classes.dir}/mia_middleware.jar index=true fileset dir=${classes.dir}

RE: Need Help With jar Task

Thanks everybody for the quick and accurate responses! I got it working. Bob Robert Pepersack Senior Lead Developer Maryland Insurance Administration 410-468-2054 [EMAIL PROTECTED] 09/13/2006 1:24 PM You need to use the fileset nested include element to do this: jar

Re: Ant Dojo Compression

Diego, Have you downloaded the latest custom rhino jar from DOJO? The only think I can think of is that you are using an old version that doesn't have the right compressScript method signature used by the custom ant task. JM Diego Chagastelles wrote: JM, the last problem I solved. Now, I

Telnet to AS400

Hi All, I am using Apache Ant 1.6.5. I want to use its Telnet task to automate Java deployments to WAS (Websphere Application Server) server running on the AS400. The problem I encounter is in the nested read tag (line 6) - it hangs on that line of execution. Here's the target code:

Re: Telnet to AS400

Hi, I advise against using telnet, it is not practical to automate deployments. Using ssh instead of telnet would be the first step I would recommend you. A quick search in Google tells me that there are ssh servers implementations for AS400. In a second step, to automate WebSphere