The taskdef is described here:
http://java.sun.com/webservices/docs/1.3/jaxb/ant.html. It looks like
this:
Ah, I see that we *are* using antcall in some of our xjc invokes (and
some we just invoke it directly). I'll have a look at using macrodef
instead.
Tha
On Thu, 3 Jun 2004, Lee Breisacher <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> So, if you can tell me a different way to invoke the XJC task that
> doesn't leak classes, or if there is something the JAXB developers
> can do in their implementation/declaration of the XJC task, that
> would be great.
How does you
I suspect that your problem is somewhere in your script rather than on the
commons-net side.
Are you able, using Ant and the task in some other context, to upload
any files from this server? I suspect you would be able to retrieve files.
The following suggestions are purely for experimental
I've seen one posting here about OutOfMemory, and I have no idea if this is
related, but I have a problem (see atached mail for more details) when I run
BuildFileTest unit tests inside a JUnit run by Ant on Gump. I can't seem to
test anything inside Eclipse, due to Ant version mismatches (I beleive
Thanks for the reply, Stefan. Hmm, it is a bit more complicated than I
included in my initial email. We are invoking the XJC task which is part
of JAXB from Sun (see
http://java.sun.com/webservices/docs/1.3/jaxb/ant.html). In fact, we are
invoking the XJC task 14 times in our ant build. One of the
Here is some additional information. This became a problem when I upgraded
to version 1.6.1
Here is the segment, i am talking about
#
#
getCVSBackup:
[ftp] Opening FTP connection to 10.254.202.5
[ftp] connected
OK Ivan,
I tested it for many such cases and it is working well.
Thanks for your understanding whatever you had!
I need some clarifications on SQL tasks.
I need to execute a procedure called aPROC.
If I give the statement as "execute aPROC;" in the sql file,
It is throwing this error.
DbUpdates
Hi,
Is it possible to compile java source files that are inside a zip?
According to the javac tool documentation it should be possible using the
-sourcepath argument:
-sourcepath sourcepath
Specify the source code path to search for class or interface definitions.
As with the user class path, so
Hi Vinod,
You should list the packages into a file that will hold the property of
src= ${src1} and the ${src2} and then in the attribute of srcdir just
give the root of both packages
And then run it in task of ant-contrib.
It's just an example...:-))
netaB
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