How would I use macrodef in my problem? I actually saw the tidbit of
wisdom when googling for an answer, but I couldn't see how it could
apply to me.
What would I macrodef? Could you give me a more concrete example of
what you mean?
Thanks
alan
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From: Pedro Sam [ma
Alan Brown wrote:
I'm using with genericAntFile to run an ant task against every
subdirectory. However, it runs out of memory before finishing. I've
done some poking around and it seems that like has
some issues with the classLoader that can result in this kind of
problem. Does anyone know a
You can always up the memory that Ant uses by setting ANT_OPTS in the
ant.bat file (or whatever you are using), e.g. set ANT_OPTS=-Xmx256m.
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I'm using with genericAntFile to run an ant task against every
subdirectory. However, it runs out of memory before finishing. I've
done some poking around and it seems that like has
some issues with the classLoader that can result in this kind of
problem. Does anyone know a workaround? I re
Never mind. I found a mirror site that was up.
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To: Ant Users List
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Cannot download mozilla javascript
I can't connect to ftp.mozilla.org. Can
I can't connect to ftp.mozilla.org. Can anyone else connect?
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First I would encourage you to use the eclipse newsgroups for Eclipse
specific issues.
You can set Eclipse to use Ant 1.6.1 if you are willing to upgrade to
either version 2.1.3 or Eclipse 3.0.
In 2.1.3 you will need to set Ant home to point to your Ant 1.6.1 install.
Eclipse 3.0 ships with An
The only quirk in getting the manifestclasspath task to work is that ejbjar task
doesn't support nested manifest entries, only a manifest attribute on the task. my
work around is to have a jar task immediately after the ejbjar task which updates only
the manifest in the jar:
