I got another idea. Maybe you already have the javac output but thought it was
some of Ant.
If you output is
prepare:
[echo] preparation
compile:
[echo] compiling
[javac]
[echo] finished
All javac's output is redirected to Ants logging and you'll see it prefixed
wit
Ant is a buildtool.
Letting the build waiting for incoming HTTP requests will slow down the build
and I dont see any reason why.
So could you please elaborate about your use case?
- who will create the http request
- what kind of request is it
- what data in the requests
- what should the 'handle
That's some great information! Thanks a lot Gilbert!
Ritu
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From: "Gilbert Rebhan"
To: "Ant Users List"
Sent: Wednesday, March 24, 2010 3:35:46 PM
Subject: Re: Error message while using ant-contrib.jar - "taskdef A class
needed by class net.sf.antcontrib.platform.She
I imagined that the ant plugin fulfilled the Jetty slogan "Don't deploy
your application in Jetty, deploy Jetty in your application".
I still believe this has a potential.
Regards,
Robert.
Adam Leggett (UPCO) a écrit :
It doesn't turn Ant into Http server AFAIK. It simply allows you to
deploy
Good Evening Adam
that is exactly what i do for the tomcat startup
//expand the classes to a temp folder
cd /tmp
jar -xvf JarWhichContainsAllClasses
//now find the main class
grep -S -l main *
whichever jar comes back *is* the class which contains the main method which
is eiligbl
Original Message
Subject: Re: Error message while using ant-contrib.jar - "taskdef A
class needed by class net.sf.antcontrib.platform.ShellScriptTask cannot
be found: ExecTask"
From: Ritu Ritu
To: Ant Users List
Date: 23.03.2010 22:00
> Thanks a lot Srikanth!
>
> No luck eve
On Wed, Mar 24, 2010 at 10:26 AM, litarena wrote:
>
> Thanks for the suggestion, but -d isn't giving me the java compiler error.
> ant's output advises:
>
> There was an error while running line 143 of build.xml see java compiler
> output for details.
Hmmm... I use Java and Ant, and I get the ful
My expectation in the ant-jetty plugin is to turn ant into a http server
so that incoming requests could be handled in ant.
Robert.
jan.mate...@rzf.fin-nrw.de a écrit :
What is "http handling"?
Do you want that Ant does the OUTGOING request or handles the INCOMING request?
outgoing:
- core
"forks a new execution of Ant with the posted values provided as command line
properties?"
is exactly what I want to avoid and what I expected the jetty-plugin to provide
within ant.
"Deploy a webapp to jetty that has Ant embedded inside it" is interesting but
how should one do that?
I see Jet
Thanks for the suggestion, but -d isn't giving me the java compiler error.
ant's output advises:
There was an error while running line 143 of build.xml see java compiler
output for details.
So far the greatest amount of ant -v (-d)'s output still doesn't amount to
reading javac's output.
But h
What is "http handling"?
Do you want that Ant does the OUTGOING request or handles the INCOMING request?
outgoing:
- core task
http://ant.apache.org/manual/CoreTasks/get.html
- http antlib
http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/ant/sandbox/antlibs/http/
http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/ant/sandb
have you tried -d?
Jan
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> Von: litarena [mailto:patrick_macke...@msn.com]
> Gesendet: Mittwoch, 24. März 2010 15:06
> An: user@ant.apache.org
> Betreff: javac output when using ant?
>
>
> I need more than ant -v -logfile mylogfile.txt
>
> What I need is the
I need more than ant -v -logfile mylogfile.txt
What I need is the output from javac itself, but via ant (later via ant, via
eclipse)
how do I get ant to give me the java compiler's output in a file?
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How do I get html form input values into, say, ant properties?
Adam Leggett (UPCO) a écrit :
Use the task maybe?
[...]
On Wed, 2010-03-24 at 14:06 +0100, Robert Kirkpatrick wrote:
Is there a task supporting the handling of *http requests *with *ant*,
using an embedded http server like *
Use the task maybe?
[...]
On Wed, 2010-03-24 at 14:06 +0100, Robert Kirkpatrick wrote:
> Is there a task supporting the handling of *http requests *with *ant*,
> using an embedded http server like *jetty*?
> Seen the good work of Jakub Pawlowicz on the ant jetty plugin, but no
> answer to my
Is there a task supporting the handling of *http requests *with *ant*,
using an embedded http server like *jetty*?
Seen the good work of Jakub Pawlowicz on the ant jetty plugin, but no
answer to my basic question...
Has anyone tried that?
Tx,
Robert
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