You can found that task at:
http://enitsys.sourceforge.net/ant-classloadertask/
cheers
Rainer Noack
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Von: Steve Loughran [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Gesendet: Donnerstag, 11. Oktober 2007 13:41
An: Ant Users List
Betreff: Re: Can we load task into Ant Core class
Hi All,
I plan to have a servlet that is invoked via JSP to upload some files to a
dynamic website, I would like to enable my Ant build to make use of this
servlet too. Is this possible? Could someone please shed some light on how
this can be achieved?
Perhaps I can't do it as a servlet and need
Hi All,
I am using Junit task for the Unit testing , following is my
task
fileset dir="${src.
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I have a bunch of templates that I expandproperties on to produce
environment specific versions using the following code:
The file name ( in the property ${current.file} ) contains the name
"TEMPLATE" and I want to remove once I perform this move. For e
Tanguy-
I'll try using an task to run a "which ln" command - good idea!
I've already gone ahead and used an task to delete the symbolic
link. Deleting a symbolic link is what I've wanted to all along and I was
hoping to use the symlink delete option to do so. Is there possibly a
problem w
Wayne,
No, if ln is installed, it *should* work just fine. By "on the path" it
just means that the system can find the ln command (i.e. "which ln". In
fact, try using an task to run the "which ln" command - this will
show you that ln is installed and that the ant process can find it...).
Note t
Tanguy-
Yes, I am running under Linux and "ln" is installed on the machine, i.e. I
am able to manually execute "ln" commands. Do I need to add the path to
"ln" to my classpath?
Thanks,
Wayne
At 02:09 AM 10/18/2007, you wrote:
it's "ln" (ie "LN" in lower case). It's the executable which yo
You might also consider writing a custom task to get what you're looking
for. It wouldn't take much code at all to create a thin wrapper around
httpclient to upload files.
The following article might be helpful:
http://www.theserverside.com/tt/articles/article.tss?l=HttpClient_FileUpload
Rob
Hi Steve,
Thank you for your reply, I found the HTTP library you mention, inside the
'sandbox' SVN repositories (for future reference).
SVN Url is http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/ant/sandbox/antlibs/http/trunk
Out of curiousity, is there a location with pre-built jars that I could have
used? I
Hello,
I have a batch file ABC.bat, which I use to set ant path and run the build
file.
ABC.bat contents are somewhat like:
rem Set Ant path over here
ant -verbose -buildfile "RunBuild.xml" %1 -emacs
I have few targets for e.g A, B, C, D in my build file RunBuild.xml. These
targets are my defaul
it's "ln" (ie "LN" in lower case). It's the executable which you use to
create symlinks. Basically, all the task does is call this
executable, so you have to have it installed on your machine.
Once again: you're running this on Unix or Linux, right?
/t
>-Original Message-
>From: Wayne
Rob Wilson wrote:
Hi All,
I plan to have a servlet that is invoked via JSP to upload some files to a
dynamic website, I would like to enable my Ant build to make use of this
servlet too. Is this possible? Could someone please shed some light on how
this can be achieved?
The task does a get.
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