I submitted a new ant task for 1.6.5 named MySQLExec.java
It handles the mysql specific delimiter command (found in mysqldumps of
triggers and stored procedures) and it handles varchar/text fields that
contain -- such as xml comments stored in a text field.
http://issues.apache.org/bugzilla/show
I think that all you need to do is to put in the classpath that you use in your
task invocation all the jars needed, that is the ones containing
the class itself, the ones containing the parents of the class, and containing
the fields. Parent classes and fields can bring in extra dependencies.
Hello all - for a LONG time now, we've been using the classpath
attribute in the manifest file of an ejb to provide the list of jars
needed for that particular ejb.
What's weird is all of a sudden, this doesn't work for a particular
manifest file and a series of ejbs.
Can anyone suggest what
Peter;
Thanks for the hints. I changed the pattern in my Ant build file to:
In my log file, I now get this result:
[replaceregexp] Replacing pattern '()'
with ''
in 'D:\ditaot_out\xhtml\blocks\RS08ADC8\Backup 1 of
Block_Diagram.html'
Hi Antoine,
Thank you for the tips.
For your second case, what happen if a parent class is located in a jar file,
would that be possible for this "available" task to check the child class ?
What I have found is for such scenario, of the same classpath setting, if I was
to check the availabili
I'm using Ant-1.6.5 and using a typedef to load up the Ant-Contrib tasks like
so...
I run this in the case that one hasn't put ant-contrib.jar in
${user.home}/.ant/lib. If the path reference "ant-contrib" is provided, it
will be typedef'd using a locally provided jar. The problem is when the
I've done a bit more sleuthing, and perhaps I spoke too soon regarding
my installation. I was naively expecting *some* logfile output from
ReplaceRegExp even if it didn't find any pattern matches, but I was
wrong... I invoked the ant build with the -debug option and see the
following in my log fil
I've read up on selectors, and you're right -- they do the job, at least on a
file-by-file basis. But this doesn't really do what I want. Consider:
For personnel:
-- if there is a day-specific file (day1_personnel.xml), use it.
-- else if there is a default file (personnel.xml),
You can copy decreasing levels from most-specific to
least-specific to your target directory, using a
selector. Check the manual for "Selectors".
HTH,
Matt
--- Chris Gibble <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> My apologies if this has been asked before, but I
> couldn't find anything related -- and
My apologies if this has been asked before, but I couldn't find anything
related -- and it seems like it might be a fairly common scenario.
Let's say I have a warehouse program that initializes itself by reading three
configuration files:
vehicles.xml
personnel.xml
locat
On 11/7/06, Peter Reilly <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On 11/7/06, Beims Bob-RWBC70 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Sorry for the newbie question ... I didn't find a search option @
> http://mail-archives.apache.org/mod_mbox/ant-user/ and 30+ minutes with
> Google couldn't help me find what I'm looking
On 11/7/06, Beims Bob-RWBC70 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Sorry for the newbie question ... I didn't find a search option @
http://mail-archives.apache.org/mod_mbox/ant-user/ and 30+ minutes with
Google couldn't help me find what I'm looking for ...
I'm trying to use the ReplaceRegExp ant task in
Sorry for the newbie question ... I didn't find a search option @
http://mail-archives.apache.org/mod_mbox/ant-user/ and 30+ minutes with
Google couldn't help me find what I'm looking for ...
I'm trying to use the ReplaceRegExp ant task in a build file with the
DITA Open Toolkit (http://dita-ot.so
Venkatesh Vijayakumar04 wrote:
Hi ,
I have to compare the size of source and destination file. Can any one
advice me the task that can be used for the same.
There's a condition which only does byte-for-byte
comparison if the files are of different sizes...
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Your right, the problem was the use of abstract class.
Thank a lot for your help.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I googled a bit ...
You said you have [1] a taskdef
But this is an abstract class [2]. Maybe try org.eclipse.emf.importer.ecore.taskdefs.EcoreGeneratorTask instead [3].
Jan
[1]
Hi ,
I have to compare the size of source and destination file. Can any one
advice me the task that can be used for the same.
Thanks in advance,
Venkatesh.V
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