Hi all,
i have writeen the code in build.xml for checkout,tagging of cvs and zipping
files based on tag of cvs. so very information of checkout,tagging of cvs and
zipping files i mentioned in build.xml.manually of iam taking build of
build.xml it is taking checkout, creating tagg of cvs and
Works for me, BUT you must not use the /B in your batch file.
Have a look at the help with "help exit" - /B just sets the error code
for the _batchfile_, but Ant is not executing the batchfile.
Ant executes the shell!
Jan
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So my questions to the ant community:
* What is commons launcher doing that ANT alone
isnt?
Personally I havent heard from commons-launcher
before. As you said it
seems
that commons-launcher is a modi
Apologies if this is a FAQ or a known problem but I couldn't find
anything useful in the archives, google or in bugzilla.
I am having trouble with the exec task on Windows.
It seems to me that regardless of what the executable returns, ANT
always claims the return code on Windows is 0.
The code
Steve Loughran wrote:
Rick Moynihan wrote:
Obviously I understand that ANT is a critically important piece of
infrastructure for a huge number of projects, and I understand that
ANT's primary focus is and always will be as a build tool.
My only point is that *MAYBE* if it is not too much w
See:
http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.3/docs/api/java/util/Properties.html
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I save date to propertyfile. I use pattern="hh:mm:ss", but I see in property
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--- Rick Moynihan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> >> So my questions to the ant community:
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> >> * What is commons launcher doing that ANT alone
> isnt?
> >
> > Personally I havent heard from commons-launcher
> before. As you said it
> > seems
> > that commons-launche
Rick Moynihan wrote:
Obviously I understand that ANT is a critically important piece of
infrastructure for a huge number of projects, and I understand that
ANT's primary focus is and always will be as a build tool.
My only point is that *MAYBE* if it is not too much work, ANT can be
adapte
You probably want to use it instead of the task.
Look at the online docs for more information
alam wrote:
can you please help me where should i write the war task?
Scot P. Floess wrote:
Is there a reason you aren't using the task?
alam wrote:
Rebhan, Gilbert wrote:
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Subject: AW: setting JAVA.HOME for javac with fork="true" ?
/*
Use properties in the called buildfile
*/
Thanks!! , th
can you please help me where should i write the war task?
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Is there a reason you aren't using the task?
alam wrote:
can anyone guide what else i have to add so i get the war file
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can anyone guide what else i have to add so i get the war file
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>> a) Why do you have "sometimes" the value for mainclass set
>and sometimes not?
>
>Because sometimes I'm building a DLL and sometimes an
>executable depending on whether mainclass is set.
>
>> b) You could use conditional targets ()
>
>But then I'd have to repeat the target twice. I don't want
> It would be great to have an example build.xml that
> shows the problem.
I'm going to work on that today. The problem is a very simple one
however: using a large ArrayList as if it were a Set simply does not
perform well :)
> A number of performance problems were fixed in ant 1.7.0, so
> it wou
> a) Why do you have "sometimes" the value for mainclass set and sometimes not?
Because sometimes I'm building a DLL and sometimes an executable depending on
whether mainclass is set.
> b) You could use conditional targets ()
But then I'd have to repeat the target twice. I don't want to do tha
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So my questions to the ant community:
* What is commons launcher doing that ANT alone isnt?
Personally I havent heard from commons-launcher before. As you said it
seems
that commons-launcher is a modified copy of ant-launcher. So the best
place
to ask this would be (IM
>If it would be possible to ' overwrite ' %JAVA_HOME% for the called
>script i don't have to edit anything.
I would not rely on any properties then. Start a new Ant instance using
.
Then you could pass a new JAVA_HOME as nested .
Jan
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: AW: setting JAVA.HOME for javac with fork="true" ?
/*
Use properties in the called buildfile
*/
Thanks!! , that works, but i have to ed
>So my questions to the ant community:
>
>* What is commons launcher doing that ANT alone isnt?
Personally I havent heard from commons-launcher before. As you said it
seems
that commons-launcher is a modified copy of ant-launcher. So the best
place
to ask this would be (IMHO) the [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Use properties in the called buildfile
Jan
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>Betreff: setting JAVA.HOME for javac with fork="true" ?
>
>
>Hi,
>
>right now i have a wor
Have a look at your Ant installation.
There should be a "bin" directory.
In that directory there should be a file named "ant".
Jan
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Hi,
I have been using commons-launcher (
http://jakarta.apache.org/commons/launcher/ ) to provide a cross
platform way of launching Java processes.
Commons launcher is essentially a wrapper around ant that provides a
convenient mechanism for specifying JVM options managing the classpath
etc, in
Hi,
right now i have a working testfile with IBM_J9_v23_SR2
that way =
fine, but in reality i need to call another build.xml and want to
point JAVA.HOME to the ibm jdk, so that the javac task
in the called build.xml works with ibm jdk instead of sun jdk.
Is that possible ?
I want to avoid
It would be great to have an example build.xml that
shows the problem.
A number of performance problems were fixed in ant 1.7.0, so
it would be nice to squash this one before ant 1.7.1.
Peter
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And Mike,
I invite you to make some perform
Hello,
Sorry but I don't understand.
Of which file do want you to speak ?
Best regards
Michaël
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