Re: Stopping a process identified by name

Agarkar, M (Milind) wrote: Thanks Jan. Any idea about how to trap a PID on-the-fly ? It would be a script to run automatically. use killall, the one stop shop to kill a process by name. java5 adds jps, to list java processes; jps -v is detailed and gives java main class > jps -v 2048 jedit

Re: Stopping a process identified by name

Hi, Depends on the process. If it stores its pid in a file, You can do it like this: > cat /my/process/pidfile.pid | xargs kill remeber, that if You do it using exec task in ant, You will need to set executable to for example /bin/bash and specify the command I wrote as Best regards, Chr

RE: Stopping a process identified by name

Thanks Jan. Any idea about how to trap a PID on-the-fly ? It would be a script to run automatically. -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 28 November 2007 13:24 To: user@ant.apache.org Subject: AW: Stopping a process identified by name No, there is

Re: Variables and zip file comments

David, Thank you. I am using the contrib var task. That is the one where I am seeing scoping constraints. What I am now programming is a variable that is set and checked. module list is defined in a property file. generate file name and store it in the va

AW: Stopping a process identified by name

No, there is no build-in task for that. You could use in combination of a system command "kill" and the process id ... Jan > -Ursprüngliche Nachricht- > Von: Agarkar, M (Milind) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Gesendet: Mittwoch, 28. November 2007 14:05 > An: Ant Users List > Betreff: Sto

Stopping a process identified by name

Hi, Is there a way to stop/kill a process running on unix using the ant script ? Would I need to write a custom task ? Thanks, Milind _ This email (including any attachments to it) is confidential, legally privileged, subject to copyri

Re: Handling multiple subproject in J2EE app

Steve Loughran wrote: The ant tasks for maven are very similar, but I have found them to be -at the time I was looking at them for my book - to be of a fairly low quality. The authors werent heavy Ant users -it was the maven team after all- and were written with no tests, no reentrancy, and f

Re: Handling multiple subproject in J2EE app

Dimitris Mouchritsas wrote: Thank you everyone. You've given me a lot of food for thought. From everyone's writings, if I understand correctly, the ant tasks for maven is nearly the same as ant+ivy, right? I suppose I will start looking into integrating ivy into a small example project and see wh

Re: Search and replace in property

Hi David, David Weintraub wrote: Are you actually doing something with the properties before doing the replace? If not, you could use a filter. Unfortunately, doesn't support the filter directly, but you could copy the property file, then use the to point to your copy: Actually, I do. I fig

Re: Handling multiple subproject in J2EE app

Thank you everyone. You've given me a lot of food for thought. From everyone's writings, if I understand correctly, the ant tasks for maven is nearly the same as ant+ivy, right? I suppose I will start looking into integrating ivy into a small example project and see what I'll get from this. From my