One of the difficulties I've always had with Ant is path problems. I'm banging
my head over something likely simple and need a leg up.
Situation:
Running Luntbuild for Continuos Integration. Have it checking out a master
build file from Visual Source Safe.
This build file in turn calls to p
I've solved this myself in the end, but it was a little bit tricky. I
was creating and instance of ProjectHelperImpl directly, whereas it
seems I should have been using the static method
ProjectHelper.getProjectHelper().
I only needed an instance of ProjectHelper to avoid the compile warnings
Write you own iterator for the loop
produces:
1
2
...
13
14
15
And here a simple implementation (of course you must add an antlib.xml to
your jar)
public class NumberGenerator implements Iterator {
long start = 0;
long incr = 1;
lo
Well, the answer seems to be my own ignorance of ant. within
did the trick (vs. pathelement path="...\*.jar" />)
Joel Klein wrote:
>
> cmose wrote:
>
>>classpath.project is defined thusly:
>>
>>--->this is the bin directory for
>>class files
>>---> a temporary location for
>>jar libra
If you've found the basic cause, does that mean it'd
be fairly easy for you to put together a working
example? If we can see exactly what's taking place,
maybe we can do something.
-Matt
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> I feel like keeping this a secret since only one
> person respon
I feel like keeping this a secret since only one person responded.
Nevertheless, the message really means the contents of the file being
filtered contain characters which cannot be translated into UTF-8, I
believe. It would have been more helpful to just issue a complete stack
trace rather tha
I mis-spoke in this past message. I hadn't previously attached the source for
digester in eclipse. It looks like the error is indeed occuring in the
Digester code when it uses a classloader to attempt to load this class in
question (class referenced in the classnotfound exception).
Still not sur
Joel,
thanks much for the comments the typo was merely a typo in my transcription
of the build file from a printout to here (it's on an isolated development
network). There are no classloaders in use elsewhere that I'm familiar with
(short of anything in use by junit). I'll check your recommendat
cmose wrote:
classpath.project is defined thusly:
--->this is the bin directory for
class files
---> a temporary location for
jar libraries
Where in this classpath is the missing class supposed to be found? If
it's supposed to be in the second pathelement above, there's a couple
th
Wasn't able to find anything on searching the forum regarding this issue. I
turned up a number of items via google but none of them seemed to resolve
the problem I've got. I'm using ant 1.6.5 through eclipse 3.1.
Specifically I'm using a junit task defined thusly:
...
It wouldn't help here because javac.exe writes to error stream both warnings
and errors. javac.exe should be quiet regarding warnings if I say so
(nowarn=true), but not regarding errors. Thats the problem.
James Abley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I run 1.6.5 and haven't looked in SVN to see i
I wrote something like this a while back using ant contrib and math...
Here ya go:
description = "This implements a for loop with starting and
ending values for the loop.">
Hi,
does there exist an option to use rsync with ssh + password/passphrase
from within ANT too? If so, how can I call it?
Any help would be great.
Regards
Michael
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This may be a repeat as I posted from the wrong address before.
I've solved this myself in the end, but it was a little bit tricky. I
was creating and instance of ProjectHelperImpl directly, whereas it
seems I should have been using the static method
ProjectHelper.getProjectHelper().
I only
On 8/15/06, Gilbert Rebhan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Peter,
thanks for another bunch of helpful snippets !! :-)
> I have found out how to use File in jruby, so
> your example looks something like this:
How did you get that, are you already experienced
with (j)ruby ?
It was in the javaw
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