jar -tvf works, so they aren't hosed.
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From: Christopher Schultz [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, October 30, 2003 6:18 PM
To: Ant Users List
Subject: Re: error while building in Redhat...
EJ,
> naw, I tried that a while ago, the user I'm using has all the prop
Thanks everyone. I got it to work by using target/depends, no AntCall.
Definitely I will request new resources to be added as suggested for a
long term resolution.
Here is how I did it. Please let me know if you have better ideas.
Becky
(1) The problem:
..
I added the AntCallBack and AntFetch tasks from antelope to ant-contrib.
AntCallBack works like AntCall, but let's you get back some properties,
and AntFetch does the same thing for the Ant task. You'd need to get
them out of ant-contrib's cvs, as they are not in the current release.
Ant-Contri
Are you giving us the whole story? From what I see
here, your s are not pointing to actual
targets. So for this example, there is not even
anything to do...
...
However, if, instead, you mean you want to a
target based on the value of a property, that's a
little different, but sti
EJ,
naw, I tried that a while ago, the user I'm using has all the proper
permissions.
Good suggestions tho...
I'm thinking it's something like that...
Did you hose the JAR file when you FTPd it to/from windoze? If you
didn't have the type set to binary, then you might have corrupted
it/them in t
