Hi,
I've just released the first public version of my build tool, Schmant.
It is quite similar to Ant, with the significant difference that it uses
the scripting support in Java 6 for its build scripts. Users can write
build scripts in any supported scripting language. Schmant comes with an
A
Hi!
I created a JAR with the following Ant task:
The HelloWorld.jar contains two manifest files:
...
META-INF/MANIFEST.MF
HelloWorld.mf
Both manifest files are the same except that the MANIFEST.MF contains
two extra lines:
Ant-Version: Apache Ant 1.7.0
Created-By: 1.5.0_11-b03 (Sun Microsy
I am still scratching my head on my problem. Any help is much much appreciated.
Best Regards.
Shailesh Sharma <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
I have a "for loop" in one target that iterates through few times and then call
my actual deployment target".
The problem is that when I accept
I'm interested in this problem as well,
Also if anyone could point me to documentation what I need to set up and run
javadocs in my nighly builds. Is it as simple as adding the javadoc task to
one of my targets and those property values defined?
Original Mes
Thanks very much. The method I thought about didn't work, but yours
(with exec task) works :)
2007/3/25, Martin Gainty <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Hello Krzysztof-
Did you d'load and install
1)Ant 1.70 beta?
http://www.apache.org/dist/ant/
2)Ant svn library?
http://subversion.tigris.org/project_packa
>>> From what I understand from documentation, it is impossible
>>> to create Resource Collection based on classpath. Am I right?
>>>
>
>> that's right, because there is nothing in the Java API to enum all
>> classes in a package.
>
> Yes, but it is possible to analyze classpath programmatically
Hi,
I'm currently testing ant 1.7 and I run into an issue with the javadoc task.
The following snippet:
Works with windows vista + jdk 1.6 + ant 1.6.5, but fails with windows vista
+ jdk 1.6 + ant 1.7.0:
Javadoc failed: java.io.IOException: Cannot run program
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On 3/26/07, Gilles Scokart <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I have also found an other approach: use a task that looks like a type. I
add an id attribute, and the execute method of the task can do the
validation, have a location, can add the properties he want to add, and just
have to add himself as a
I have also found an other approach: use a task that looks like a type. I
add an id attribute, and the execute method of the task can do the
validation, have a location, can add the properties he want to add, and just
have to add himself as a reference into the project.
By the way, when you clas
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Using Ant 1.7 on windows 2003
--- Ant diagnostics report ---
Apache Ant version 1.7.0 compiled on December 13 2006
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Temp dir
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Temp dir is C:\DOCUME~1\BCPRIN~1\LOCA
Hi,
I have a "for loop" in one target that iterates through few times and then
call my actual deployment target".
The problem is that when I accept "n" (i.e NO) as the first selection, the
whole build just comes out of the loop and do not allow me to choose selection
for the rest of the
Gilles Scokart wrote:
What is the life cycle of a datatype?
More precisely, I'm writting a dataype and I would like:
1. To be able to validate its attribute and content as soon as
possible (and if possible report the Location of the error)
2. To launch some process to modify the Project as soon
You need to set the debug attribute to "true" on the javac task.
By default the debug attribute is "false", this corresponds (since
I think ant 1.4) to -g:none.
should give the
same debug info as the default commandline javac.
Peter
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