I had posted some coding on jGuru:
http://www.jguru.com/forums/view.jsp?EID=1011907
Writing into registry
http://www.jguru.com/forums/view.jsp?EID=897234
Read one value from registry
http://www.jguru.com/forums/view.jsp?EID=1195566
export registry subtrees
The "download manager" is in the wik
I have tried using the task for verifying apache file
distributions. It seems to work well in most cases, but fails consistently
in others. I spoke with Henk Penning to report the non-validating
distributions. However, when he tried verifying my findings, they all
succeeded for him. Howeve
Can you share some sample scripts for windows registry ? and download
manager.
If there is a way in ant to create install packages. ? what is the best way
of doing it.
Thanks
srikrishna
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I hope with creating MD5/PGP checksums :)
Jan
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> Von: Ivan Ivanov [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> An: Ant Users List
> Betreff: Re: AW: ANT capabilities question
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> And I am creating upload manager :))
>
> --- [EM
And I am creating upload manager :))
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> I use Ant for backup (including Windows registry, ok
> little bit Perl here).
> And I have a download manager.
>
> Jan
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> > Von: Matt Benson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> > Gesendet am: Mitt
I use Ant for backup (including Windows registry, ok little bit Perl here).
And I have a download manager.
Jan
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> Von: Matt Benson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Gesendet am: Mittwoch, 29. September 2004 17:37
> An: Ant Users List; Peter Savage
> Betreff: Re: ANT c
To add fuel to this fire, the greatest bulk of my
involvement with Ant came as a result of my
implementing an Ant build strategy for Net Express
COBOL projects at the company where I work. I still
use this daily. What fun to continue writing Java
when they tell you to write COBOL... ;)
-Matt
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HTH,
Matt
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> I am trying to determine if a file exist in a
> folder,
> I know I can use the available for a file but I
> don't know the
> specific file name so for example I just want to
> check for any files
> with
Don't forget that it makes a great installer framework and tasty breakfast
spread.
Robert
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Hi,
I am trying to determine if a file exist in a folder,
I know I can use the available for a file but I don't know the
specific file name so for example I just want to check for any files
with a ext of .xlf in folder /folder/folder/xlf-files, how would I do
this, I just need to know if there ex
I am using Ant to build Sybase and Oracle databases.
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From: Peter Savage [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, September 28, 2004 8:29 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: ANT capabilities question
Hello,
Everything I've read about Ant is Java specific. Is it only for
Oh, never mind, I solved my error by using the tags
BUT, I'm still having problems creating the logic that I want, so please help me
anywone!
What I want to do is to copy the file x.txt and y.txt to xprev.txt and yprev.txt ONLY
if xprev.txt and yprev.txt are write enabled.
How can I
You need to use ant 1.6 or higher.
Peter
Lennart Hellström (HF/EBC) wrote:
On Sep 28, 2004, at 5:04 AM, Lennart Hellström (HF/EBC) wrote:
I want to copy a file to a destination file only if the destination
file is not readonly (it might be checked in on the version control
system)
I tried
Yes you're right, Jan!
It's not Ant, it's Perl. The problem occurs when receiving the argument.
Sorry for bothering you.
Christian
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> On Sep 28, 2004, at 5:04 AM, Lennart Hellström (HF/EBC) wrote:
> > I want to copy a file to a destination file only if the destination
> > file is not readonly (it might be checked in on the version control
> > system)
> >
> > I tried using with failOnError="false" but strangely
> the build
Hi,
I have been building java components using ant and I have just been given
the job of building a new .net component. Can you give me an example of a
run down of the differences?
Thanks,
Cheri Fox
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apologies
system classpath was including a rogue ant jar...no fun, Ant v1.6.2 reports version
fine.
-Jim
> was wondering if anyone else is getting v1.6.2 reporting itself as v1.6.1
> ( via -v commandline option) ...seems like one of my windows machines either
> has a copy of ant hiding somewher
works for me
Jan
foreach $arg (@ARGV) {
print "- $arg\n";
}
C:\TEMP\anttest>ant perltest
Buildfile: build.xml
perltest:
[exec] - 0
BUILD SUCCESSFUL
Total time: 0 seconds
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Hi,
I'm calling a perl script using the exec task. But it seems like ant does
not handle passing the value "0" as an argument to exec.
Am I right?
exec ...
arg value=0
/exec
In the upper case the perl script doesn't receive a value. Other passed
numbers are accepted.
Thanks in advance,
Chr
was wondering if anyone else is getting v1.6.2 reporting itself as v1.6.1 ( via -v
commandline option) ...seems like one of my windows machines either has a copy of ant
hiding somewhere on the path and I am too dense to not be able to find it or perhaps
there is something else going wrong.
I ha
I am currently writing a book about how to use Ant for all sorts of things outside of
its normal rolefrom xml publishing management to managing small web farmsAnt
is seductive because it is easy and highly capable...to directly answer your question
Ant is definately not just for Java pro
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