Good Afternoon Scott / Tom
I dont see how Ant Typedef Task which is used to wire in external Java class
could be used for this task
http://ant.apache.org/manual/index.html
Do you have something specific implementation in mind?
M-
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I don't think he meant anything by it...I tried to use it too (I've
never used the task before). I read the online docs, am on a Linux
system (its all I use) and had some issues with it - as in I wasn't able
to do symbolic links. Of course I didn't spend a great deal of time
using the task -
Goddag Tom-
you may want to invoke the ant task 'exec' ..doc available at
http://ant.apache.org/manual/index.html
/*assume /bin/bash is the first line of the exec'ed
shell*/#!/bin/bash/usr/ucb/ln [-fs] OriginalFilename Newlinkname
Sverige Altid-Martin
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I've never used the task before and tried to experiment with
it. I didn't have much luck...
Tommy Nordgren wrote:
On 20 maj 2006, at 14.07, Scot P. Floess wrote:
What doesn't it do? More to the point what is it not doing for you?
Tommy Nordgren wrote:
Are there any ant task available to
On 20 maj 2006, at 14.07, Scot P. Floess wrote:
What doesn't it do? More to the point what is it not doing for you?
Tommy Nordgren wrote:
Are there any ant task available to create a set of symbolic links
in a directory, that
refers to a group of files in another directory?
I've checked ou
What doesn't it do? More to the point what is it not doing for you?
Tommy Nordgren wrote:
Are there any ant task available to create a set of symbolic links in
a directory, that
refers to a group of files in another directory?
I've checked out the Symlink task of the ant distribution, but it
Are there any ant task available to create a set of symbolic links in
a directory, that
refers to a group of files in another directory?
I've checked out the Symlink task of the ant distribution, but it
don't quite do what I want.
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Hi
I want to execute the following command
strip /opt/dev/bin/* >/dev/null 2>&1 || true
I tried the error parameter of exec task but it still displayed the
following
[exec] /usr/bin/strip: /opt/dev/bin/gccbug: File format not
recognized
[exec] [ERROR] Result: 1
I dont want [ERROR] Result:
