I have been thinking of adding this.
I assume that you want to do something like this,
using your current macrodef, check-ejb and ejb macrodefs,
In the mean-time, you could use the task from ant-contrib,
place the ant-contrib.jar file in $ANT_HOME/libs, or in ~/.ant/libs
an
Thanks Steve,
I actually got this issue fixed but now everytime I try to check out files,
I get this error...it creates the folders for the first file, then fails. I
am able to successfully create new labels, just can't check stuff out which
is the basis of what I need to do. Any Ideas?
Thanks,
It would be really neat if I could use the if/unless on macrodefs.
I've create a macro for code generation, and I call it 8 times to do stuff.
Macros make for nice clean "code". But now that I'm trying to incorporate
uptodate support, I'm having to introduce a lot of repetative targes with the
Thanks, but I figured it out.
The mapper to should not:
a) repeat the srcfiles dir
and
b) needs have a to="*Bean.java".
Thanks anway
On Friday 05 March 2004 07:42, David Corbin wrote:
> Here's a fragment of a build file
> location="${generated.src.dir}" />
>
>
>
>
Hi,
from a java Class (sub-class of Project) I call the target "px_file_history"
from a for loop. How can I get the "file" attribute refreshed when I
actualize the property "file_list"?
Zsolt
--
Here's a fragment of a build file
${full.generated.src.dir}${file.separator}*LocalHome.java}
When this fragment executes, the xdoclet-uptodate is ALWAYS true. When
I run ant with -v, I get
[uptodate] com\enttek\loyalty\dao\Lo
sorry, it's my mistake ;)
dq
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From: "Duan Qiang" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Ant Users List" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, March 05, 2004 5:02 PM
Subject: ant bug?
> Hi,
>
> ANT 1.6
>
> The , although same, perform differently in the two tasks:
>
>
> e
Hi,
ANT 1.6
The , although same, perform differently in the two tasks:
In the first zip task, I update a file in the zip file, the excludes does
not take effect, while in the second copy task, the excludes works file.
This might be a bug?
Regards,
Duan Qiang
Hi,
When I run the task, if my code produces an exception, all I get is, eg:
[java] java.lang.NullPointerException
How can I get the full exception details?
Cheers,
Keith.
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