--- Baz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> If subdirectory A depends on the classes from
> subdirectory B, then how can
> I
> use ant to do it?
Maybe you want to go up a level, make A and B
subprojects of some "AB" project, then have A depend
on B at that level, using .
-Matt
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As part of a process to check and report on errors I pass into a target a file to
${file}. I then process the file looking for a given regular expression ${string}. If
there is a "hit" on this then I generate an e-mail message stating that an error was
found in the log and send the log file. Wh
All,
I try to look for an answer and have not heard anything back, so here I go
again... Please help.
What is the correct way to do the followings?
If subdirectory A depends on the classes from subdirectory B, then how can
I
use ant to do it? The build.xml in src directory is building B then A
> We have an ant build file that uses jlink to create a single
> jar of all the
> thirdparty jars we compile with (for deployment).
>
> The ant build file defines a thirdparty classpath as a series of path
> elements, this is referred to in both the javac and jlink tasks.
>
> I would like to swi
We have an ant build file that uses jlink to create a single jar of all the
thirdparty jars we compile with (for deployment).
The ant build file defines a thirdparty classpath as a series of path
elements, this is referred to in both the javac and jlink tasks.
I would like to switch to using the
Have you thought about using the implementation in your task?
Jan
> -Original Message-
> From: Christophe Demarey [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Friday, March 12, 2004 11:09 AM
> To: Ant Users List
> Subject: Re: Use of environment properties
>
>
> Hi,
>
> I want to launch an appli
Hi,
I want to launch an application (not a java application) that needs an
environment property.
In my Ant task, I have the following line :
Runtime.getRuntime().exec( my_app );
my_app needs to access the environment variable LD_LIBRARY_PATH to find
libraries.
I need to set this variable in my
RADEMAKERS Tanguy wrote:
You need *both* the ant-commons-net.jar (came with the insect) and the
commons-net.jar (did not come with the insect) to do ftp.
And the jakarta-oro jar, which also does not come bundled with ant.
For work with Microsoft FTP server, recent versions (CVS HEAD) of
commons
I do not know if this was responded to,
but ant 1.6+ has modified the filter copy to stop adding
window-style carriage returns in this case.
Peter
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Using verion 1.5.4 on Windows NT, when running a copy using a filter, it would appear that the Windows-style carriage returns
