Hi I'm new to creating ant tasks - I wrote a simple hello world java program,
created a antbuild.xml - I jarred it up as follows
/hello/tasks/hello.class
/hello/takks/antlib.xml
I put the jar in my ANT_HOME/lib
At the top of my buildfile I define the xmlns in the project tag
exec executable=net
arg line=use \\${deployment.server}\c$
/user:${deployment.server}\${login.id} ${login.password}/
/exec
Thanks, Kent - this works fine.
Michael
I'd like to capture and process the response from the ant-contrib post task.
There are two documented ways of capturing the response, neither of which
appears to work for me. Is there anything I'm missing?
Yes, I found out myself. The URL I was posting to was HTTPS with an
unverifiable
Does anyone know if I can instruct the post task, or rather
the HTTP library it is using to continue in the face of an
unverifiable certificate, in the way curl can be configured
accordingly using the -k/--insecure switch?
Looks like using the keytool utility might bring some progress.
Does anyone know if I can instruct the post task, or rather
the HTTP library it is using to continue in the face of an
unverifiable certificate, in the way curl can be configured
accordingly using the -k/--insecure switch?
Looks like using the keytool utility might bring some
On Wed, Nov 3, 2010 at 7:52 PM, Daniel Becroft djcbecr...@gmail.com wrote:
[...] However, I only want to apply this selector to a subset of the entries
in the fileset. [...]
I want to select everything, but only apply the present selector to
anything under \alpha (everything under \beta and
Our web app source code is stored in Subversion. It's not Java, it's a script
app. It needs to be deployed to various servers, and some configuration data
needs to be taken into account.
There is no automation at the moment, but I'm about to change that. I'm
presently cobbling together a
Hi,
I’m a complete newbie to ANT and I need to write an ant script which
upgrades a database version from base level 1.00 to a given version number
by running a series of mysql (ver 5.1.45) scripts.
Using ANT script I need to:
1) create a database
2) import mysql database(s) dump to a new
I need to write an ant script which upgrades a database version from
base level 1.00 to a given version number by running a series of mysql
(ver 5.1.45) scripts.
Using ANT script I need to:
1) create a database
2) import mysql database(s) dump to a new schema
3) check current database
Hi,
you will need to use the exec/ task for steps like creating the
database and importing the dump into the new schema.
Once your database is up, you can use the sqlexec/ task to run DDL and
DML statements.
To check whether a script exists, there is a task called available/
which can set a
Hi Antoine,
Thank you for this update. I am using a linux server. I've been asked to do
this in ANT only. Can you possibly provide me an example of how a similar
process might be scripted using ANT?
As I have never used ANT or any other similar products before I am using Google
for
Hi Nicholas,
Thanks for the help! Please see below:
2010/11/4 Nicolas Lalevée nicolas.lale...@hibnet.org
Le 4 nov. 2010 à 14:09, Brian Gray a écrit :
Hi all,
Our build integrates with a few projects at the company that our built
using
Maven. One of the projects builds a separate
On 11/4/10 1:35 PM, Java Jboss wrote:
Hi Antoine,
Thank you for this update. I am using a linux server. I've been asked to do
this in ANT only. Can you possibly provide me an example of how a similar
process might be scripted using ANT?
As I have never used ANT or any other similar
Hello Michael,
I would personnally not want to deploy the webapp directly from
subversion, although this can certainly work.
I would rather setup a build process and continuous integration and
create a zip file or a war file from the sources in subversion.
You would need to use a continuous
Thank you Mike for your email.
Yes, I have tried using the same loaderRef, but it does not work. It
complains that the taskdef implementation does not exist. Since the classes
are already loaded, this new taskdef implementation is not added to existing
loaderRef
I was able to use the classloader
On 11/4/10 2:33 PM, Venkatesh Sangam wrote:
I was able to use theclassloader task. This is a custom task written by
JToolshttp://enitsys.sourceforge.net/ant-classloadertask/ that lets me
append classpath to an existing classloader. Using this “classloader” task,
I am able to execute my custom
I'm desperate can anybody help?
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With scriptdef it is now rare that you need to write a task in Java.
Have you tried it? Maybe also in conjunction with macrodef.
- Alexey.
On 11/4/2010 12:53 PM, abridgel wrote:
I'm desperate can anybody help?
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We need to write our own tasks because of portability issues. So I need to be
able to source in the task somehow
I created the jar and put the classes and antlib.xml in the same directory
however when I try to pull it in it is complainning with the above error -
here is my code (for the task)-
Well, I am still adding custom tasks the old way:
taskdef resource=net/sf/antcontrib/antcontrib.properties
classpath
pathelement location=lib/build/antcontrib/ant-contrib.jar/
/classpath
/taskdef
- Alexey.
On 11/4/2010 1:09 PM, abridgel wrote:
We need to write our own tasks because of
On Thu, Nov 4, 2010 at 3:09 PM, abridgel andy.bridge...@gmail.com wrote:
We need to write our own tasks because of portability issues. So I need to be
able to source in the task somehow
I created the jar and put the classes and antlib.xml in the same directory
however when I try to pull it in
Hi Antoine,
Thank you very much for providing me this example. unfortunately I've been
asked to use ANT only without using unix shell scripts. I have tried to tackle
it as individual modules using ANT script running the 1st iteration of the
mysql scripts against newschema1. I need to run
I deploy ant scripts from svn to different servers. The configuration
information is stored in directories. The ant script knows which
environment it is in and processes the appropriate directory to find the
correct config files. This has been very helpful.
--glenn
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