Hi All,
Can I use XPath functions in ANT scripts, if yes how? Any examples.
Regards,
Sanjeev
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Hi
Below is the javadocs task we are using. Is it possible to turn the
javadocs warnings of completely so they are not generated. Or if any one
know how to stop cruisecontol from picking them up.
This is the task we are using:
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I'd suggest using xmltask (
http://www.oopsconsultancy.com/software/xmltask ) to do XML replacement.
It'll handle the below with appropriate XPath expressions.
e.g. see starts-with() in http://www.w3schools.com/xpath/xpath_functions.asp
although I'd suggest reforming your XML if possible to some
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 11/18/2004 01:44:01 PM:
> Still using the project-object revealed another question:
> "The field ProjectComponent.project is deprecated" says my compiler.
> What should be used instead?
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Thank you. I cannot find any entries for scriptdef- or script-task. It
seems to be missing that information.
However, I have helped myself by writing myself a task in Java that uses
project.getOwningTarget() to set a user property:
project.setUserProperty("currenttarget",
this.getOwningTarget().t
In the docs under optional tasks.
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From: Sanjeev_Das [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, November 18, 2004 4:42 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: How to access files from Clear case
Hi All,
I was using VSS until now. In that case I used to use the task
to acce
Check: http://ant.apache.org/manual/install.html#librarydependencies
for bsf and rhino (javascript) - note in particular that the required
rhino version is *not* the most recent one.
Peter
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Thank you Jan,
That looks very cool. But I have a problem running it:
Some jars are m
I want to quickly redeploy my jps's so I don't have to wait 30 seconds
for my application to redeploy just to fix a typo.
Charles Hudak wrote:
You shouldn't be copying anything to these directories in Jboss. Jboss creates
these directories when it deploys your application. All you need to do is
You shouldn't be copying anything to these directories in Jboss. Jboss creates
these directories when it deploys your application. All you need to do is
redeploy your application and jboss will recreate these directories as needed.
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From: Machiel Groeneveld [mailto:[
Hi,
I'm trying to copy files to multiple directories. The problem is that I
don't know their names beforehand.
There are always few dirs (for example tmp26155appname, tmp96125appname)
to all of which I want to copy my files.
The case is copying my jsp files to the tmp directories in jboss.
Som
You can use the task, because xml files are (more or less)
simple text files. But could also have a look at the external xml tasks
[1,2].
Another thing is thinking about your process. WHY do you have to modify that
file? Maybe it would be easier to provide a template and use variable parts
in tha
"Sanjeev_Das" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote ..
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> Hi All,
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> I need to find out the value present in between the xml tags. Is there
> any specific task in Ant to do so? If not can anyone suggest a
> workaround.
you could use antcontrib's regular expression capabilities in its propertyregex
task..
I have to search & replace values of certain parameters in a XML file. These
values i'm reading from a different file.
for ex. My XML is like this:
abc ="123"
xyz ="987"
Now i want to change the value of abc from "123" to "345"
so, any pointers of doing it in ANT.
Regar
Dont know what you mean. Can you give an example?
There are several tasks for accessing xml: , , the xml
task (see external page)
Jan
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> Gesendet am: Donnerstag, 18. November 2004 14:21
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"Sanjeev_Das" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote ..
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> Hi All,
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> I was using VSS until now. In that case I used to use the task
> to access the files from VSS. Now that I am shifting to Clear Case, I
> don't know what commands to use to access the files. Would appreciate
> any kind of help regarding w
Hi All,
I need to find out the value present in between the xml tags. Is there
any specific task in Ant to do so? If not can anyone suggest a
workaround.
Regards,
Sanjeev
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Jan
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> Gesendet am: Donnerstag, 18. November 2004 14:08
> An: Ant Users List
> Betreff: RE: Writing java.home to file
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> Well, for me it works that way as well. I had not tried before.
> But my problem pe
Well, for me it works that way as well. I had not tried before.
But my problem persists, and what I left out in my former e-mail was
that I am using the replaceregexp task.
So it must be the replaceregexp task that gives me the problem. I do the
following:
So the thing is that I probabl
Thank you Jan,
That looks very cool. But I have a problem running it:
Some jars are missing in my path and I don't know which.
Do you know whicch external jars the scriptdef-task depends on?
thanks, jacques
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Hi All,
I was using VSS until now. In that case I used to use the task
to access the files from VSS. Now that I am shifting to Clear Case, I
don't know what commands to use to access the files. Would appreciate
any kind of help regarding what commands/tasks to use for clear case.
Regards,
Sanje
Thomas Saxtoft wrote:
The thing is that the java.home I get from ant already contains the
backslash.
My script looks like this:
The backslash is an escape character in regexpression land, so it
will not work using it in the replace attribute.
You need to convert the java.home before using
Works for me
${java.home}
-->
C:\jdk\142_03\jre
Jan
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> Von: Thomas Saxtoft [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Gesendet am: Donnerstag, 18. November 2004 13:08
> An: Ant Users List
> Betreff: Writing java.home to file
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> I need to write the ant built-in property ${
I need to write the ant built-in property ${java.home} to a file. How do
I do it on a windows machine without loosing the backslash. E.g my
java.home right now is c:\j2sdk1.4.2_03. When I write it to a file it
becomes c:j2sdk1.4.2_03. So it is not an option replacing characters in
the file, because
Would that be ok?
Jan
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> An: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Hello everybody,
Is there a dynamic property for the name of the current target?
I would like to notify another process of the state my build is in. So
What I'm looking for is something like:
...
...
If possible I want to avoid to introduce a static string in every target
that need to
Not tried, but there are two different things combined in your statement:
- the selection of files to work on ( selector)
- how to handle these files (default setting of )
The second you can modify with s. E.g. the regexp-mapper could be
useful. Just a thought:
Hi Jan,
thanks for your answer.
Use the nested
without the trailing *, so Ant knows that that is a directory and uses
the whole tree under that.
I now have
What I really want is to move every descendent directory and file under
sw/apache-ant-* to sw/ant. What I get
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