AW: AW: How to silence errors in SQL task or log

2007-03-21 Thread Jan.Materne
ok, another idea: modify - subclass SQLExec - overwrite execSQL(String sql, PrintStream out) -- copy the implementation from SQLExec -- add your logging then do a and use that. It seems that you are interesting in redirecting that part: SQLWarning warning = conn.getWarnings()

Re: AW: How to silence errors in SQL task or log

2007-03-21 Thread Hans Schwaebli
You didn't test the ideas. But I have, at least a) No, a) does not work because the error is not redirected but doubled! b) sounds too complicated. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Just some ideas ... a) b) custom Logger - if a special output comes, it starts/ends logging - special outp

ApacheCon EU: hotel registration cutoff

2007-03-21 Thread Steve Loughran
For people in/near Europe, the ApacheCon 2007 conference will soon be with us * Friday 23 of March is the cut-off date for being able to register at the Mövenpick Hotel for the low conference rate of €160. * Ant users should note that most of the EU-based ant developers will be there; this

AW: How to silence errors in SQL task or log

2007-03-21 Thread Jan.Materne
Just some ideas ... a) b) custom Logger - if a special output comes, it starts/ends logging - special output could be done with mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] >Gesendet: Mittwoch, 21. März 2007 14:35 >An: Ant Users List >Betreff: Re: How to silence errors in SQL task or log > >Internal, external

Re: How to silence errors in SQL task or log

2007-03-21 Thread Hans Schwaebli
Internal, external ... didn't matter for my question. There is a error stream which I would like to conveniently redirect. The easiest thing is in the Ant script itself. In one SQL call I want to redirect it, in another not. Setting SQL level globally to info would not fit. There are still ways

Re: how to use the sort in resource

2007-03-21 Thread Matt Benson
Hi Kriss--as with many OSS tools, the best examples are in the testsuite ;). The tricky thing, IMO, about resource comparators/selectors is that in order to avoid namespace conflicts with other similarly-named entities they were placed in an internal antlib and only available via that antlib or ex

Re: Question about loop in Ant

2007-03-21 Thread Steve Loughran
Farid Izem wrote: Hi All, I have write a ant script which check the availibility of Oracle listener based on tcp reachibility (waitfor task) and jdbc connection (sql task). I'd like to make somehing like that : Is there something i can do easily or do i need to write my own ant task ?

Re: How to silence errors in SQL task or log

2007-03-21 Thread Steve Loughran
Hans Schwaebli wrote: Can anybody tell my why cannot be used for the SQL task? because sql task is not executing an external program I want to silence the errors if they occur when running the SQL task. But it didn't work. Any solution? Best would be to log all errors of a certain SQL ta

Re: mkdir and system vars - DONE

2007-03-21 Thread Denis Bessmertnyj
Sorry, I forgot to set system vars before - Original Message - From: "Denis Bessmertnyj" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: "Ant Users List" Sent: Wednesday, March 21, 2007 11:37 AM Subject: Ant: mkdir and system vars Hi, here is a part of my build file destdir="${env.ALL_

Ant: mkdir and system vars

2007-03-21 Thread Denis Bessmertnyj
Hi, here is a part of my build file destdir="${env.ALL_TESTS_BUILD_DIR}/FrameworkTestCase1" fork="true"/> When I execute it, ant creates directory converting to the right value of system variable ${env.ALL_TESTS_BUILD_DIR}. It happends when mkdir executes. But when folder w

RE: unable to find a javac compiler when I invoke ant from cmd script

2007-03-21 Thread Gilles Scokart
Look at the script ant.bat, it does similar things (the classpath in your script is too short). Gilles > -Original Message- > From: Denis Bessmertnyj [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: mercredi 21 mars 2007 9:59 > To: user@ant.apache.org > Subject: Ant: unable to find a javac compiler when

Re: unable to find a javac compiler when I invoke ant from cmd script (UPDATE)

2007-03-21 Thread Denis Bessmertnyj
Thank you, I forgot to add fork="true" - Original Message - From: "Denis Bessmertnyj" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: Sent: Wednesday, March 21, 2007 11:01 AM Subject: ANT: unable to find a javac compiler when I invoke ant from cmd script (UPDATE) And I have the next target in my build.x

ANT: unable to find a javac compiler when I invoke ant from cmd script (UPDATE)

2007-03-21 Thread Denis Bessmertnyj
And I have the next target in my build.xml - Original Message - From: "Denis Bessmertnyj" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: Sent: Wednesday, March 21, 2007 10:59 AM Subject: Ant: unable to find a javac compiler when I invoke ant from cmd script Hi, I have build.cmd with t

Ant: unable to find a javac compiler when I invoke ant from cmd script

2007-03-21 Thread Denis Bessmertnyj
Hi, I have build.cmd with the next code: set ANT_CLASSPATH=%JCLASSES_DIR%\lib\ant.jar;%JCLASSES_DIR%\lib\catalina-ant.jar;%JCLASSES_DIR%\lib\ant-launcher.jar; call java -classpath %ANT_CLASSPATH%;%CLASSPATH% org.apache.tools.ant.Main -buildfile %ALL_TESTS_SRC_DIR%\build.xml The last command,

AW: Question about loop in Ant

2007-03-21 Thread Jan.Materne
I would write a custom task which stores the listener-adresses as property. Inside your code you could reuse the Ant classes if you need ... (oata.taskdefs, oata.util) Jan ... class GetOracleListenerTask extends Task { String property; // setter public execute() { List