oh my God, very simple :-)
Thanks Jan
>Catch their BuildException and do what you want.
>Jan
> Logic of my question is:
>
> I write a my own task, in my own task I use some Ant tasks.
> So how can I catch error of Ant tasks to write into a logging file or
> simply print out into command window.
On 06 Aug 2003, Phillip Lord <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Can I have this included on the external tools and tasks page
> please?
Done, will appear on the site shortly.
Stefan
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Thanks,
It did the trick.
I also had to change line 103 in order to add the /d arg to cd:
var commandline = 'cd /d ' + builddir
This will change the current drive letter as well as the directory if
needed. I don't know if it is valid for older win32 platforms though.
Thanks again,
Patrick
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You can use the construction below...But i dont know if this will
cause the same effect !
Sullivan, Sean C - MWT wrote:
I am using Ant 1.5.3
I'd like to be able to do this:
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> "Nicola" == Nicola Ken Barozzi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Nicola> Phillip Lord wrote, On 06/08/2003 14.38: ...
>> I notice that ant may be getting an "import" task (its in the
>> CVS). I think that they will have some of the same problems as
>> me. Parts of ant are procedural (prope
David,
I tried to do what u suggested, it aborts the build but also gives out
hundreds of line of error code. My whole purpose is to avoid that stack
trace.
Vikas
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In antelope there is a graphical input task (I do not know how it is called
exactly) which pop ups a Swing frame. This might work better.
Cheers,
Antoine
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Hello,
where can I get a summary of all build-in ant properties like ${user.name}.
Stefan
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Tim Davidson wrote:
I have a related question.
Its it possible to create the manifest for a jar on the fly somehow?
The reason is to add a timestamp inside the JAR for versioning?
something like:
Use the manifest task to create your man
