I'm trying to improve build failure results reported by ANT. Instead of
using the output from ANT, which reports the line number of the build file
where the failure occurred. I'd like to atleast be able to report the
target and task where the failure occurred. Is there a way to do this?
Tha
Hi,
I am trying to generate the java classes for an EMF model, using ant.
I ave defined the emfGen task to call emf generation. when I call this
task, I have the following error :
BUILD FAILED
/home/arobert/workspace/CGenerator/build.xml:13: Could not create type
emfGen du e to java.lang.Insta
howdy:
In an automated build execution I have the following set up
c:\appName
where there is a build.bat and buildApp.xml
buildApp.xml is called and a PVCS call recreates the project in
c:\appName\appName, then calls the build.bat that executes the build.xml
at the root of c:\appName\appName,
when editing a task is there any reason to set an output property using the
redirector
vs. getProject().setProperty() ??
Steve:
Now that I give this some deeper thought...I see now what the intent
is... I got hung up on dual parsing...one by task and one the the
JDBC layer: clearly one has to be able to issue a sql statement - thus
the delimiter attribute - duh on my part :(
I do see your point...and well t
Scot P. Floess wrote:
Honestly, this is an implementation issue IMHO with regards to Ant. It
is treating each line as ONE sql statement. By using the -line
continuation- character, it should fix the problem - namely the \
character.
Placing SQL statements in a file makes perfect sense...per
On 10/26/06, Eric Wood <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I using the following fileset in the PMD task and it appears to ignore
the dir and look for the includesfile in the directory that I am running
ant from.
Not quite,
the name is a File attribute and like most File Attributes, it
is relative to the
I using the following fileset in the PMD task and it appears to ignore
the dir and look for the includesfile in the directory that I am running
ant from. Has anybody else seen this?
I have run it in debug mode and the fileset directory appears to be
corr
Hi,
I stumbled upon a curious problem with the ant parallel handling in conjunction
with Windows XP.
Let's say I have 3 targets: call1, call2 and call3 which are executed in a
parallel environment (2 threads). Each target calls a hello world windows GUI
application that has to be closed manual