Dominique,
that was, with 1.6 I don't have the problem any more.
Thank you!
Zsolt
On Mon, 2003-08-25 at 17:00, Dominique Devienne wrote:
> Zsolt, could you try with Ant CVS HEAD?
>
> Conor indicated that he removed there a 5 or 6ms pause in between each 128
> bytes read in StreamPumper, which
Hi,
I am writing an Ant task to automate running JMeter
test files as per the instructions given at
http://www.programmerplanet.org/ant-jmeter/
This is the build.xml file that I have written
(essentially the same as the one in the website):
and also included the ant-jmeter.jar file in
It seems a separate destDir attribute is required,
which would imply a task for each of the roots
of the classpath.
Another silly question: do you
Rutger
Lopez, William wrote:
...no one has nibbled on my plea for help...let me try explaining my problem
another way (less wordy :-)...I changed my
What about this?
Implement your own extension of java.io.FilterReader
that counts the characters available from the Reader
passed to its constructor, and buffers the
decimal-formatted String representing the character
count to be returned from its read() method. Then use
a filterchain something l
Hi,
how can I count the occurrences of a regular expression in a file with
an ant task?
Zsolt
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I have been looking at distributed builds for a while and I still do not
see how they can be useful, but maybe I am looking at a wrong angle. For
me a distributed build is usually slower, because you have to replace
your local hard drive with a network drive in order to make it work.
Maybe a su
I have been looking at distributed builds for a while and I still do not
see how they can be useful, but maybe I am looking at a wrong angle. For
me a distributed build is usually slower, because you have to replace
your local hard drive with a network drive in order to make it work.
Maybe a su
hi,
recently I had to some very big xslt compilations. in order to speed them
up I've made a distributed build via telnet.
now I'm looking to write this in more cluster-of-workstations way.
has anyone been dealing with distributed compilations, so that we can
exchange ideas or source on that?
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Jason Varsoke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Specifically I'd like to pass a filename that contains a list
>of \n seperated files to be deleted. Same as:
>$ cat files.txt | xargs rm
task from ant-contrib.
Something like:
Then, in your dele
