usage of exec

Hi All, I want to use one of my batch file into my build.xml file, the batch file is as follows: //- Sign.cmd Set NEB_MD5=d:\sign Set NEB_SIGN=d:\sign Set NEB_IMAGE=D:\cdimages\MD1020\MCClient\KAL-Std55-81

antelope - gui for ant

hi all, just in case anyone missed it(and for newcomers), there is a gui front end for called antelope at http://antelope.tigris.org/ it is good looking and will be of great help to beginners Regards, JS

build dies when called from cron

Hi - I have a build system which works fine from the command line, but stops mysteriously when I run it from cron. The build file structure for my application has a master file at the top, which calls targets on submodules, some of which have sub-submodules. There's a shell script wrapper which

RE: scp question - very urgent

On Mon, 18 Jul 2005 14:57:16 -0700, Anderson, Rob (Global Trade) wrote: >This is an Ant user list. Is your question related to Ant? Only in the way that he should use the right tool for the job, which in this case seems to be a combo or and . Why in the world he uses Ant to sync two machine's

RE: scp question - very urgent

This is an Ant user list. Is your question related to Ant? -Rob A > -Original Message- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Monday, July 18, 2005 2:11 PM > To: user@ant.apache.org > Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: RE: scp question - very urgent > > > He have a

Re: Building projects on FreeBSD machine.

Karunakar Chatla wrote: Hi, Some of our components(projects) are on FreeBSD machines. We wanted to build these projects remotely from a windows box. Also have to perform file operations on that machine. Does ANT have support for accomplishing the same thing? I was looking at SSHEXEC task of A

Memory Leak?

Hi, I am experiencing memory leak while executing Ant targets multiple times from java program. It seems to me that the classloader instances are lying around and takes heap space for each run. Any fixes for the issue? Thanks Ritesh --

scp question - very urgent

I am trying to recursively copy dir 's from one machine to another... I issue the command from the old itappstage machine Scp -p -r weblogic [EMAIL PROTECTED]:/opt what is the best way to check if the no of files in the new machine matches the one with the old. Eager to

RE: scp question - very urgent

He have a new solaris box. So the new box doesn't contain existing directories i have to create like /opt/bea /opt/weblogic /opt/oracle what is the best way to do this ? By the way by scp command loses symbolic link copiesfrom the old box to the new box.I tried tar but it is going out of

Re: scp question - very urgent

hihi, why don't you just use ant's task anyway with the attribute overwrite="false". this will only copy files that have changed (newer timestamp) as well as new files that exists in the source but not in the target. this task however, will not prune the target for you if the source has deletio

Re: Building projects on FreeBSD machine.

On Mon, 18 Jul 2005 19:15:13 +0530, Karunakar Chatla wrote: >We wanted to build these projects remotely from a windows box. >Also have to perform file operations on that machine. Look into antcontrib ==> AntServer & RemoteAnt. Ciao, Jürgen

RE: for C++project, is there any way to cache dependancy informat ion in ANT ?

Are you using the ant-contrib cc task? If so, it might be better to ask the ant-contrib mailing list. -Original Message- From: hiren patel [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Sunday, July 17, 2005 2:18 PM To: Ant Users List Subject: for C++project, is there any way to cache dependancy informa

Re: JUnit task - how to call single test method

see: http://issues.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=34748 Peter Conor MacNeill wrote: Ah, sorry - you are right - no way AFAIK. Conor Martin Burger wrote: Conor MacNeill schrieb am 18.07.2005 13:01: Look at the element. Also, for an example, look at Ant's build file.

Building projects on FreeBSD machine.

Hi, Some of our components(projects) are on FreeBSD machines. We wanted to build these projects remotely from a windows box. Also have to perform file operations on that machine. Does ANT have support for accomplishing the same thing? I was looking at SSHEXEC task of ANT but I didn't get success

Re: JUnit task - how to call single test method

Ah, sorry - you are right - no way AFAIK. Conor Martin Burger wrote: > Conor MacNeill schrieb am 18.07.2005 13:01: > >> Look at the element. >> >> >> >> Also, for an example, look at Ant's build file. >> > > That executes all test methods defined in $testcase, doesn't? > > I looked mea

Re: JUnit task - how to call single test method

Conor MacNeill schrieb am 18.07.2005 13:01: Look at the element. Also, for an example, look at Ant's build file. That executes all test methods defined in $testcase, doesn't? I looked meantime at the source code, I think it is not possible to execute a single test method. JUnitTask

Re: JUnit task - how to call single test method

Martin Burger wrote: > Hello, > > using the JUnit task is it possible to execute a single test _method_? > Look at the element. Also, for an example, look at Ant's build file. Conor - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL P

JUnit task - how to call single test method

Hello, using the JUnit task is it possible to execute a single test _method_? Regards, Martin - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]