At 15:57 2006-01-21, you wrote:
> Here is the error: the includes attribute should contain patterns
> matching the file names you want copied.
> The patterns only match the directories.
> Try: includes="**/*.jar""
Tommy,
I know where the error is my real problem is the property friv
On Jan 21, 2006, at 9:57 PM, Clifton Craig wrote:
Here is the error: the includes attribute should contain patterns
matching the file names you want copied.
The patterns only match the directories.
Try: includes="**/*.jar""
You might be able to use patterns of the for
Given my passion for TDD I am now looking for a way to apply unit tests to my
Ant build files. Is there an easy way or framework I can use?
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> Here is the error: the includes attribute should contain patterns
> matching the file names you want copied.
> The patterns only match the directories.
> Try: includes="**/*.jar""
Tommy,
I know where the error is my real problem is the property friving the selector
needs to be a co
On Jan 21, 2006, at 8:21 PM, Clifton Craig wrote:
I'm having trouble doing something that I think should be really
simple. I have a comma separated list of directories that I want to
copy to a destination. I want those directories and everything in
them to copy. When I use the copy task I
I'm having trouble doing something that I think should be really simple. I have
a comma separated list of directories that I want to copy to a destination. I
want those directories and everything in them to copy. When I use the copy task
I get only the directories and not their contents. Eg. I h
Hello @ all
When executing the java ant target or my written ant task with a long
classpath I receive a java.io.IOException. This exception only appears
when I am invoking such task in fork mode true. Without forking I don't
have this problem.
I tried also to set a relative path, but ant set t
