AW: I need a list of filenames

E.g. see . Jan > -Ursprüngliche Nachricht- > Von: Kris Read [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Gesendet am: Dienstag, 2. November 2004 07:24 > An: Ant Users List > Betreff: Re: I need a list of filenames > > Capture the list from where, in what format, and store it in > what kind of file? >

Re: I need a list of filenames

Capture the list from where, in what format, and store it in what kind of file? This is a very specific problem with no details. There are many ANT tasks that might or might not be helpful... On Mon, 1 Nov 2004 21:48:36 -0500, Riffe, Melvin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I need to capture a l

RE: .war file question

> From: Wendy Smoak [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > From: Scott Purcell [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > As far as the index.html file, I am pulling one from cvs and > > was using that one explicitely, instead of having > > create one. This is my first ant script and I am just getting > > underway. Any

I need a list of filenames

I need to capture a list of filenames, create a file listing them, and feed that into another process. I have the last part with the tag. Is there a set to tags I can use to accomplish the first two? Thanks... Mel Riffe

RE: .war file question

> From: Scott Purcell [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > As far as the index.html file, I am pulling one from cvs and > was using that one explicitely, instead of having > create one. This is my first ant script and I am just getting > underway. Any info is always appreciated. Hmmm... I messed about

RE: .war file question

Thanks again for the response. As far as the index.html file, I am pulling one from cvs and was using that one explicitely, instead of having create one. This is my first ant script and I am just getting underway. Any info is always appreciated. Thanks Scott -Original Message- From: W

RE: .war file question

> From: Scott Purcell [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > I am creating a war application using ant and ran into a > perculiar problem. I need to create a 'empty' dir in the > webapp and I cannot figure out how to do it? Does anyone know > if I can achieve this, or not. I think that if you make the di

Re: using mappers

--- D Sledge <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > File A is the source file for files X, Y, and Z. > How do I set up my uptodate element so that it > checks to see if X, Y, and Z are up to date? I've > tried using a composite mapper, but ant keeps > telling me that doesn't support a nested > composite m

using mappers

Here's the scenario: File A is the source file for files X, Y, and Z. How do I set up my uptodate element so that it checks to see if X, Y, and Z are up to date? I've tried using a composite mapper, but ant keeps telling me that doesn't support a nested composite mapper. Thanks, D

.war file question

Hello, I am creating a war application using ant and ran into a perculiar problem. I need to create a 'empty' dir in the webapp and I cannot figure out how to do it? Does anyone know if I can achieve this, or not. So the file structure would be: application application/WEB-INF application/tmpfo

RE: building custom task

> From: Carter, Scott [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > I have a really easy question about building a custom task. Within my > custom task I am getting and setting ant properties. I.E. I have code > like > the following : > > String test = getProject().getProperty("ant.home"); > > My simple

building custom task

I have a really easy question about building a custom task. Within my custom task I am getting and setting ant properties. I.E. I have code like the following : String test = getProject().getProperty("ant.home"); My simple question is, what do I need in my classpath to compile this cod