hi
Thanks ddevienne, now I can resolve my problem, but I still have a question,
if my JARs even in a drivers, like "D:\java\lib" & "e:\java\lib", How could
I do in this situation?
2005/12/4, Dominique Devienne <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> > but now my value should be "D:/Java/hibernate"
> &="D:/Java/
> but now my value should be "D:/Java/hibernate" &="D:/Java/hibernate/lib",
> should I write them like this?
>value="D:/Java/hibernate;D:/Java/hibernate/lib" />
> or
>
>
>
> I know I could copy all the jars to one directory, but I think it's quirk,
> so I came he
> When I manually run
> jar ufM ${my.location}/applications/a.ear myclient.jar
The command line jar command always does what you tell it to do.
Ant's tries to be smarter, and does something when timestamp
checking tells it something needs to be done, to enable incremental
builds.
> it works fin
> I was a bit confused with the behavior of dirname when the file
> property was that of an unset parameter.
>QUESTION: Is this a bug of feature?
It's a feature ;-) Or more precisely, it's the expected behavior...
> I suspect that the new File object gets constructed before calling
> setFile
> I wonder how to build external (jni) modules with the help of Ant, in
> particular
> do ant include any tool for controlling the gcc/g++ compiler, when
> building a JNI
> tool. If not, are there any tool that can control the gnu autotool
> set, for building and
> linking against an external libra
> Is it possible to declare a patternset with a reference id in a build
> file, and be able to dereference that id in another build file called by
> the task? There's a patternset that I keep using over and over
> in my build files, and it would be nice if there were a way to specify
> it once a
I was a bit confused with the behavior of dirname when the file
property was that of an unset parameter.
QUESTION: Is this a bug of feature?
Here's my full example:
$ cd /tmp/Ant_Mystery
$ ant -version
Apache Ant version 1.6.5 compiled on June 2 2005
$ cat build.xml
hi,
I'm a newbie of Ant, now I have a question, I want to define classpath, but
they aren't in one place, like this
but now my value should be "D:/Java/hibernate" &="D:/Java/hibernate/lib",
should I write them like this?
or
I know I coul
