Hello,
I'm using ant with eclipse 2.1 RC1. The memory leaks caused problems after
20-30 builds. Does anyone know how to fix ant 1.5.1/2?
Thanks
Jürgen
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Hello All,
When I try to compile C# code using the task, I
get the following error message:
[csc] The following character string is too long:
[csc] /nologo /debug- /incremental-
/main:view.SPSContainer /optimize-
/reference:System.Data.dll;System.dll;Syst
em.XML.dll;mscorlib.dll;dataobjec
Hello,
I am working currently in a project, which describes dependencies in a
file and downloads it from a repository (sf.net/projects/greebo). So
basically I would like to add a property or even better a path reference
to the build file, which is created based on another XML file. Any
ideas, o
Just fork the Java process your task starts. This will eliminate the strange
classloader issues you are seeing. Your task basically uses/composes a
task, configures it (possibly using the datatypes and arguments of
your own task), then executes it in forked mode (javaTask.setFork(true);).
See my
> the classpathref basically points to a bunch of support jars the ultimate
> java class needs (e.g. antlr.jar) but not rt.jar (who ever needs to add
> rt.jar to their classpath?)
Well, as I understand it the crux of the matter is that your task is
going to be loaded with the system classpath if
> > so my question is how do i get the rt.jar into my Java object's
> > classpath?
>
> You could add the JRE libraries to the classpath you pass in to
>
but i don't want to have to hunt up where the jre is, or require folks using
my task to do so either. i want to be able to pass on the classpath
> so my question is how do i get the rt.jar into my Java object's
> classpath?
You could add the JRE libraries to the classpath you pass in to
is there a way to get the classpath that is in my task and pass
> that on to the Java task (along with that the user specified),
> and/or is that even a g
i am writing a task that wraps a java routine. my (squonking good) copy of
'java development with ant' gives an example of this (p. 491). so in my task
i create a Java object in my execute() and try to use that
problem is that i set the classpath based on the task settings and, when i
run it, i ge
Hi,
I posted yesterday about appending to an ant logfile rather than
overwriting it. Thanks for the responses - I think that the best would be
for me to run a listener and then work with the output file. However,
right now I'm in listener hell and am getting the dreaded
log4j:WARN No appender
