ant just tell me that BUILD was SUCCESSFUL. There's no error message. I
use eclipse and ant [in command line] and they have same result.
Andrew Goktepe wrote:
Please send the error message from the output of ANT.
-Andrew
On 12/30/05, panji <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
i can't compile my ja
Please send the error message from the output of ANT.
-Andrew
On 12/30/05, panji <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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i can't compile my java programs using ant's build.xml like this :
even though on src directory contains java file. anyone can help me ?
TIA.
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Apak
Hi Form
To be more specific about the Argument.
>>It depends on the nature of your deployment problem.
The nature of the hindrance is applying patches/rollback version's of
bulk is time consuming.
So have to automise the task of applying patches/rollback version's.
and can be
OK, finally i've found a working solution, without
hacking the echoproperties task.
If someone else runs into that ...
first step = dumping the properties to a tmpfile
second step = move the tmpfile to the final txtfile
using a filterchain
Hi Gunnar,
After browsing a little bit through springworkframe's web-cvs IMHO the
problem is, that
org.springframework.core.io.DefaultResourceLoader - a baseclass of
ClassPathXmlApplicationContext -
is instantiated with it's default constructor, i.e. it uses the
ThreadContextClassloader to load r
Hi,
i just did another test =
my property.xml
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when using =
${bla.multiline}
the multiline property is dumped as is to bla.txt
So there must be a difference between the filewriting in
echo and echoproperties task.
Maybe i can patch the echoproperties task, i'll have to ch
