Hello David,
you got hit by the delegating_classloader problem :
http://ant.apache.org/faq.html#delegating-classloader
Cheers,
Antoine
Karr, David wrote:
I installed saxon6.5.2, and
my taskdef has a classpath referencing both the andariel and saxon jars.
When I run my test, I just get:
javax.x
That's a good point, you won't be able to use JSP comments in static
files obviously... I've gotten spoiled in my work in that everything is
on the app server in an EAR lately, so I haven't had such concerns in
the past year or so.
I don't have any other suggestions unfortunately for those cas
Excellent. It threw me for a while when you accidently used the "value"
attribute instead of the "path" attribute, but this looks like I could
get some mileage out of it.
> -Original Message-
> From: Brian Agnew [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> You can do this with and the instruction.
Related to a previous question of mine, I'm trying to figure out whether
it's practical for me to use Xpath on an XML file and iterate over the
result. It appears that the "andariel" contrib package may be the
simplest way to get this (along with "foreach" in ant-contrib). I'm
having trouble gett
You can do this with and the instruction. Using
you can call a subtarget setting properties etc. as required.
e.g. some pseudocode if your ejb requirements, names etc. are specced in
an xml file called ejbs.xml
Of course the above depends on the precise specification of your inp
Thanks for your suggestion about using JSP comments for everything to hide
them from the browser. That will definitely help me with my app server
stuff.
What about the files being served by the web server? We have some static
html pages and JavaScript libraries there with comments we would a
Using Ant 1.5.4 and JDK 1.4.2 (No flexibility here).
I have a complex series of build operations I want to perform,
concerning an ejb-jar and an input XML file. I'm looking for some
advice on what tools and pieces I can use to get this done.
My input will be an ejb-jar file and an XML file descr
If your pages are valid XML (e.g. XHTML) then you can use xmltask to bin
comments simply using:
http://www.oopsconsultancy.com/software/xmltask/
Brian
Tom Frantz wrote:
I want to be able to have comments in my code for JSP, HTML, JavaScript, ect., but I
don't want those comments to show
