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On 1 Jun 2007 12:49:01 -, query <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Log file and build file sample is given below.Log
file:
Hi,
2007/6/1, ken77 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
I am having the same exactly problem with the sshexec, the same script
sometimes works, sometimes it gives me "Remote command failed with exit
status -1" , I was wondering if you have found the reason for this and a
possible solution ?
May I ask you to
This has been around for a few years now, but I've just moved this
project over to google code, so I thought I'd share it again.
http://code.google.com/p/hotswap/
This target allows you to swap classes on a running JVM. This is much
the same as you'd get with eclipse, but now I can do this from
Same problem for me too. We have been experiencing this intermittently for
the past few months. It started happening for me again yesterday, and I am
sure that the remote script is exiting with 0 status. This seems like a JSch
bug to me. I have been running JSch 0.1.31 but I just upgraded to the n
Log file and build file sample is given below.Log
file:\\
[javac] Using modern
compiler\\
[ja
I you want to some additional classpath In your javac reference then you can
use
Step1: first make the classpath reference
Mail me if this works
Regards
Saurabh
-Original Message-
From: query [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, June 01, 2007
While compiling java source files, it will scan recursively for the source
files in a given directory. If we don\'t want to compile subfolders, we have to
specifically mention them by using task.
But as the numbers of subfolders are large, it will be difficult to mention
them exclusive
Below is the sample log file and build fileLog file:
[javac] Using modern compiler [javac] Compilation
arguments: [javac] \'-d\' [javac]
\'E:\\samplebuild\\eg\\eg2\\classfiles\' [javac]
\'-classpath\' [javac]
\'E:\\samplebuild\\eg\\eg2\\classfiles;C:\\PROGRA~1\\jdk1.5;E:\\sampleb
You didn't include a code snippet, so it is hard to see what you did.
There is a nested element in the task where you
can specify a classpath either through a "fileset" or via a reference.
You can also use the "classpath=" parameter to specify the classpath.
However, if you do not specify eith
I have created classpath in a build file and using it in the same build file
for compiling java source files. When I checked the log file I found that
classfile destination folder(absolute path of class.dest) was also included in
the classpath though I had not specified it in eg.class.pathAs a r
Thanks for reformatting the mail.I tried with task. It works
better.On Mon, 28 May 2007 19:32:21 -0400 \"Ant Users List\" wroteIt was a bit
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I have created classpath in a build file and using it in the same build file
for compiling java source files. When I checked the log file I found that
classfile destination folder(absolute path of class.dest) was also included in
the
classpath though I had not specified in eg.class.pathAs a res
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