Issue with javac task

  Hi, I am new to ANT. Currently, iam using ANT 1.7 and java 1.5.0 Earlier, I was compiling java files using command line javac.exe. Now, I am compiling java files using ANT javac task. Though the build is successful, I observed that the class files generated using ANT javac task is smaller in

File Filter for Write Permission.

Is there any built-in attribute, file filter or available plug-ins which will only take writeable files within a FileSet? (This could be quite useful in conjunction with a configuration control utiliity such as RCS, or VSS.) -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/File-Filter-for

Problem with Time Zones

Using Ant 1.7 on windows 2003 --- Ant diagnostics report --- Apache Ant version 1.7.0 compiled on December 13 2006 --- Implementation Version --- core tasks : 1.7.0 optional tasks : not available ---

RE: using ANT to run a java program that runs from the command line

This would be one way to do it, without the fork I ended up getting some strange errors from ANT regarding an inability to access public static method main, the documentation mentions if you run into anything wonky forking the process. http://ant.apache.org/manual/index.html Check the Java task.

Default changed for antcall inheritrefs in 1.7.0?

I just upgrded to Ant 1.7.0 and noticed that in many places I now must explicitly set inheritrefs="true" for my tasks. What's changed in this regard? As just a side note, it's somewhat irritating that Ant manual link now points directly to 1.7.0, and if there's a link to the previous Ant manu

using ANT to run a java program that runs from the command line

I have been looking through the documentation on ANT and am a little confused about how to run a java program using ANT and have it be the same as if I'd run it from the command line. Another possible solution would be to run the program on the ant build of JUnit on the command line. Is t