> -Original Message-
> From: Stefan Bodewig [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> > I find it strange there are no more mature solutions.
>
> Dominique, the same Dominique who tries to convert you to Maven 8-),
;-)
> has submitted a task to Ant 1.6 that will allow you to put
> the build files
On Tue, 07 Oct 2003, Peter Veentjer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> I find it strange there are no more mature solutions.
Maybe because what you want to do isn't that common at all. Or maybe
because it is that complex to do right.
I'm not sure I've understood what you are trying to do in detail, b
I find it strange there are no more mature solutions. Greebo is not
documented, Gump is better documented, but not as decent as ANT. I
haven`t tried ANTHILL or CruiseControl, and I don`t know if they support
the things I need.
I only need it for all my small utility projects at home (I have a l
Then good luck with Gump ;-) I've failed using Maven the first time I tried
it too, but had I not a specific situation where our use of native code
prevents me from using Maven, I would have tried again and again until it
worked. The fact that Maven downloads dependencies (including its own) thru
t
Dominique Devienne wrote:
Consider Maven instead of Gump. Maven was designed for what you want,
whereas Gump's goals are different, and it is just not easy to set up
correctly, and plain difficult to troubleshoot. Plus apparently no one runs
it one Windows (I did at one point, but without rsync, j
Consider Maven instead of Gump. Maven was designed for what you want,
whereas Gump's goals are different, and it is just not easy to set up
correctly, and plain difficult to troubleshoot. Plus apparently no one runs
it one Windows (I did at one point, but without rsync, just is sloowww),
although t
Spencer Phil (KTXA 2) wrote:
> 2. is also a goto! If I accept that I don't need
> I must also argue that you don't need
No, fail is not a goto. Ant isn't an imperative language, but a
declarative.
In your Ant script you *declaratively* describe what constitutes a
successful build. A succes
Hi Sairam,
can you switch to ant1.6beta ?
In ant1.6beta there is an action rmdir for the ftp task which deletes the
directories in a fileset.
In ant1.6beta, there are also and which are more secure than
(but rely on the presence of a ssh server on the remote machine(s)).
Cheers,
Antoine
