Thanks. It worked.
Keith Hatton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
It sounds like a combination of and might meet your
basic requirements, though you may have to provide your own condition
implementation depending on what "the task" is.
http://ant.apache.org/manual/index.html
Keith
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I dont know - in both cases the check has to be done. Maybe the selector would
be faster because there is no need for instantiating a new task ().
But I dont think that there is a big difference ... I would use the way
because of its easier implementation and see if the speed is ok.
Jan
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Thanks.
Performance is an issue as well - in your opinion which solution is faster?
Marcin
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You should have a look at One-Jar [1] or FatJar [2] for creating an "complete,
startable jar".
But in your use case I would think about this:
- on the other machine
- mount a directory from your developer machine with all libraries
- run the tests
- unmount
Jan
[1] http://one-jar.sourceforge
My first thought was using selectors to filter the directory list you are
iterating over ...
But you are using AC ... so this would be easier with a and
...
...
Jan
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Figured it out... I changed PATH and CLASSPATH but not ANT_HOME, so I
wasn't running the version I thought I was running...
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Slightly offtopic, but since it's something that OP probably run
into, and I didn't see it answered in the FAQ, I thought I'd ask:
how to include other JARs with one's own? What I mean:
I'm automating some tests on a legacy batch-mode app that runs
remotely. Since
* I want to touch the remote box
On 2/14/07, Sam Hendley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
How do you all use in your build scripts? I am using it to
see if a build should be performed. I am getting the correct value in
the property specified by uptodate but I am having some trouble
determining the correct way to structure my build fi
We have a build system that creates and installs RPM's... The installation
must be done as root, and leads to mixed ownership of files if we only sudo
that portion. That is what we are currently doing and it causes us lots of
problems.
For example, some RPMS we build from our own source and some
How do you all use in your build scripts? I am using it to
see if a build should be performed. I am getting the correct value in
the property specified by uptodate but I am having some trouble
determining the correct way to structure my build file to avoid using
antcall's. I have it working right
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> From: kumartnj [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Tuesday, February 13, 2007 10:02 PM
> To: user@ant.apache.org
> Subject: Ant frequently changed classes- CVS
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>
> Hi,
> How i write the code in ant to know the Frequently changing
> classes in SVN (like version con
What are you trying to accomplish as root? Running ant as root should
probably not be necessary. There are probably only a few commands that
need to run as root. I would suggest configuring sudo to only allow
execution of those specific commands (with NOPASSWD), and in your
build.xml file use the e
Is it possible to run 'ant' as a regular user, but in the build file change
the process to run as 'root' instead? I could just prefix the ant command
with 'sudo' but I'd like to try to accomplish this "behind the scenes" of
our developers.
Thanks,
--jah
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lightbulb432 wrote:
True, that's what I figured.
Within the "myOwnTask" element, however, couldn't an XSD be defined for that
based on the allowable attributes and subelements, so you get the benefit of
autocompletion and validation in your IDE? But I guess if that's not how
it's done then I sho
True, that's what I figured.
Within the "myOwnTask" element, however, couldn't an XSD be defined for that
based on the allowable attributes and subelements, so you get the benefit of
autocompletion and validation in your IDE? But I guess if that's not how
it's done then I shouldn't pursue it...
Hi,
I have one more chalange - pretty similar to previous one.
I need to perform a copy like in the previous example but this time I shoul
copy only in the case if a file book.xml is present othervise the copy
does't take a place.
Thanks yor any kind of tip
Marcin
Peter Reilly-2 wrote:
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> An
Hi...
I saw on the manual web page that was supposed to be available
under in ant 1.7.0. I just downloaded it and tried a
sample, but it's throwing an error saying it's not legal. What's the
deal?
Thanks
-Mark
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It sounds like a combination of and might meet your
basic requirements, though you may have to provide your own condition
implementation depending on what "the task" is.
http://ant.apache.org/manual/index.html
Keith
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From: Hans Schwaebli [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sen
How to do this in Ant:
Call a task every x seconds for x minutes until the task completes
successful. If the task completes successful, the build continues to the next
statement. If the task is not successful after the maximum minutes are reached,
fail.
Write a Java class to encapsul
Hi,
I am using apache-ant-1.6.5 api to generate report in html format using
XSLTProcess task.
I want to generate some html files with the help of an xsl stylesheet into any
directory taking an xml as input.
It's OK when iam doing this in Windows enviorment. But when i am executing this
on
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