On Sun JDK 1.4.1_02 / Ant 1.5.1
I have a task that goes through a directory on a windows box and makes
all the linefeed/Cr into the unix linefeed so when I archive it into a
tar.gz and upload it - its all ready on the other unix end.
Here is the code
This works great, fantastic, etc... Ever
I visited the link but it wasn't immediately obvious
to me how to use this tool with Ant. Can you
elaborate?
Thanks,
Matt
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Which is actually longer than your contrived example ;-)
Eh, it's because Ant is not supposed to be functional/scripty... --DD
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> From: Clint Shank [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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I need to execute a set of junit tasks that differ only in the directory
from which the VM is invoked and the set of JUnit tests that are run.
The copy and paste solution (showing only relevant nodes) looks like this:
There are about five of these junit elements. Any suggestions to reduce
peter reilly [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'll attempt to answer some of these.
Thanks, I appreciate that.
First there is a big difference beween path and fileset.
Path is a lot nicer to use, and can hold more
files but fileset is used by more
tasks t
Yea, if you have circular constructors (two classes that construct one
another in their _only_ constructor)... That's different than a circular
reference. Java has NO problems with circular references.
Josh
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From: David McTavish [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday,
Title: Re: copying files
Bertjan,
I created a little sample application.
- Extract the zip (keeping directory structure)
- open a shell/cmd in the directory dir1/dir2
(the build.xml is there)
- start ant simply by typing "ant"
That works for me. Maybe we can use that as start.
Jan
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I have been tasked with automating the build process for my current
project. This consists of a Java project containing common code, a Web
project, and an EJB project.
I have been working with the Ant / WSAD integration using the "Headless"
process. I have a build script that produces an .ear t
first, a "classpath" needs to point to the location of .class files, not
.java files. Second, you are pointing to the "nl" directory as the root of
the classpath. Assuming that the "src.dir" held class files, you would
point to the "src.dir", not the "nl" directory.
This should be all you nee
