> I need to copy the following directories:
>
> ../dir1/db/*
> ../dir2/db/*
> ../foo/db/*
> ../bar/db/*
>
> To:
>
> dbutil/dir1
> dbutil/dir2
> dbutil/foo
> dbutil/bar
>
> Basically, I want to copy all directories:
>
> ../*/db
>
> to:
>
> dbutil/*
why
A mapper maps file names, thats right.
But a "file name" in Java is the complete path...
The mapper gets the complete path to the file and you could apply the renaming,
e.g. using a .
Otherwise the / mappers wouldnt make sence, right? ;-)
Problem could occur with your ".." in your source layout.
I need to copy the following directories:
../dir1/db/*
../dir2/db/*
../foo/db/*
../bar/db/*
To:
dbutil/dir1
dbutil/dir2
dbutil/foo
dbutil/bar
Basically, I want to copy all directories:
../*/db
to:
dbutil/*
I looked at mapper, but it seems to only map
Hi,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can anyone recommend a web-based front end for Ant builds?
i have =
http://oss.wikia.com/wiki/Ant_WebUI
in my bookmarks, but i never tried it.
Regards, Gilbert
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hi all,
First of all thanks for your help..
Its partially working for me. I also got the idea of setting
memoryInitialSize and memoryMaximumSize attributes of javac to provide more
memory.
but the problem is, i have to put these jars in our JRE/ext library
to automatically load this jars bef
