xclude is a task for performing xincludes that is mentioned in the
ant mailing list archives a few times - it has a project on source
forge
I will try just setting the appropriate sysproperties and learning how
to use the xmlcatalog task (if it isn't outdated already - seems like
ant has a few p
Hello Chris,
what is the task ? Which library does it come from ?
from my past experience, xinclude probably requires that the ant task
reading in a XML document sets properly the SystemId when creating
the Source object.
(we had such issues with xsl:include).
Antoine
On Sep 18, 2006, at
AFAIK, the proper namespace for xinclude is http://www.w3.org/2001/XInclude
The xclude task is telling me that it should be 2003 in the url. It's
also telling me that it won't process these year 2001 xincludes.
My only guess is that this application hasn't been updated since the
official namespa
Hello,
You will get 1001 different answers to this question. Personally
I use Jython for this kind of thing as it has the java library but also adds
the nice extra stuff from python which makes writing small scripts verey
easy. You also get to learn a bit about (J|P)ython which can be
David,
I have a similar background to you (c++ & java) and I've found Beanshell
to be pretty good. It's _very_ much like coding straight java so it'll
suit you fine, if you want to get started with a very small learning curve.
So, if you can imagine getting your tasks done in Java, you can do
Dear members,
I have two tasks to do, vía script:
1. Sort a fixed-length (all records of a given column have the same lenght),
so the sorting criteria will be specified by values at certain possitions. I
have this script using Unix Korn Shell, using unix function: sort, but I can't
use i
Hi,
Ant 1.7.0Beta2 has been released.
Ant 1.7.0Beta2 contains some bug fixes and improvements compared to
1.7.0Beta1, particularly concerning the script task.
Ant 1.7 introduces a resource framework. Some of the core ant tasks such
as are now able to process not only file system resources but
a
Version 1.13 of xmltask is out now. This version contains a new
instruction, , which permits uncommenting of sections of XML.
This allows you to (say) maintain multiple config elements in one file,
and enable particular ones for a deployment/release.
See http://www.oopsconsultancy.com/software
