I'm currently migrating from ANT 1.5.4 to ANT 1.6. However, whenever I try to run the
JUnit task, I'm encountering a "VerifyError". More specifically:
[junit] java.lang.VerifyError: (class:
org/apache/tools/ant/taskdefs/optional/junit/FormatterEle
ment, method: shouldUse signature: (Lorg/a
DevKon,
1) if your example is the one from "using ant" then it's just a snippet
and there isn't enough context to see what ${classpath} refers to.
Basically, some variable defined elsewhere is the correct (but not very
helpful) answer - but ${classpath} itself has no magic value.
2) ${classpat
Hi !
I am having weird request. I would like to pass a parameter to specific
task. How can I do that?
I tried to create and then redefine it later, so that target can
use it, but this doesn't work... Is there any simple sollution?
Is there possibility to change property later? How? I tried by
Hello Camps,
Are you calling the "init" target from the command line (ie
"D:\CAMPS\FORTRAN\UFSCar\Equations>ant init")? If not then it won't do
anything, unless you specify that init is the default target ()
Regs,
/t
Ihosvany Camps Rodriguez wrote:
Hello all,
I am a beginner with Ant.
My sys
It is more (much more) likely to be a bug with
java - exec for windows.
It has problems with quoting/not quoting for
windows crazy CreateProcess cmd parameter.
This raises differences between unix and windows
view of paramaters in java.lang.Runtime#exec().
Removal of the fork attribute should work
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I have a white space character in my source directory name.
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[javac] Compiling 1695 source files to C:\x\build\classes
[javac] javac: invalid flag: C:\x\Java
[javac] Usage: javac
Definitely a bug in Ant, the arguments to a fork
