Ants' Pathconvert task will enable you to convert one path ointo another, and
supports nested
mapper tasks that can do search&replace, or even (in version 1.6.2) "flatten"
all paths into sole
jar filenames for easy J2EE deployement.
--- Abbey Sparrow <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I am currently
Is that class in the classpath?
Maybe you should pack that logger in a jar and put that to
${user.home}/.ant/lib
Mmh - starting with -lib should also work. These jars are added very early
to Ant´s classpath.
Jan
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I have been looking at pathconvert, on jeffery and martin's suggestion
(and am a little amazed I didn't see it earlier), however... it seems I
either have to standardize on the platform ant is running on or create
some logic to convert the os.name property to the valid target strings
for the pa
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Abbey Sparrow <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 03/06/2005 03:01:15 AM:
> I am currently jumping through a couple of hoops in order to g
Yes, I think that qualifies as jumping through hoops. ;-) You might want
to try for this, which will get you down to just a few
lines. One gotcha to keep in mind - you'll want to canonicalise your root
path first so that the substring always matches.
(Sorry, I don't have an example handy right
JAM 2.1 was released last week under the Apache 2.0 license. JAM combines
high level Maven-like descriptive features with a collection of reusable
modules allowing you to create robust Java/J2EE, test-driven builds with
just a few lines of Ant script. JAM uses a standard set of commands that
I am currently jumping through a couple of hoops in order to get
relative classpaths in my manifest:
${toString:project.class.path}
${classpa
