xslt does support a nested mapper. Something like this should work:
Bill Milbratz schrieb:
> Hi,
>
> i have a problem which I don't know if I can solve elegantly with ant.
>
> The problem: I'd like to use the xslt task to transform these inputs into
> th
> I have a project in eclipse and when I run "build generate"
> it generates the
> classes in the main package (com.sparta.customer) but not in
> the subpackages
> (com.sparta.customer.impl) in the produced buildfile. what
> could be wrong?
> here's my buildfile (below). Also I get a "can't f
Hi
Disclaimer: this tip assumes that you're using ant 1.7
The xsl task can pass to the xsl the name of the file being processed
(see attributes filedirparameter and filenameparameter)
You can then:
in ant:
- use a fileset to let the xsl task process all of the changes.xml;
- use filedirpara
I have a project in eclipse and when I run "build generate" it generates the
classes in the main package (com.sparta.customer) but not in the subpackages
(com.sparta.customer.impl) in the produced buildfile. what could be wrong?
here's my buildfile (below). Also I get a "can't find
com.sun.tool
set the JAVA_HOME environment variable to point to the JDK.
hth,
Vijay
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have just installed Ant on a laptop I haven't used previously for
development. When I ran ant.bat, I got a message telling me that Ant couldn't
find toolkit.jar in my jre directory. The file is i
I have just installed Ant on a laptop I haven't used previously for
development. When I ran ant.bat, I got a message telling me that Ant couldn't
find toolkit.jar in my jre directory. The file is is my jdk directory. I
searched the ant.bat file and couldn't find where to tell ant to look in the
Bill Milbratz wrote:
Hi,
i have a problem which I don't know if I can solve elegantly with ant.
The problem: I'd like to use the xslt task to transform these inputs into
the following outputs;
inputs:
v10/changes.xml
v11/changes.xml
v12/changes.xml
outputs:
v10/changes.out
v11/chan
As it turns out, I should have checked the dev mailing list first. I'm
also getting this error :
The result is an unresolved dependency: "test#b;1: configuration(s) not
found in test#b;1: default. It was required from test#c;1 compile"
Although, of course, for my project.
> -Original Message
Hi Folks,
I wrote an ant based installer for eclipse ide. After unzipping a
download to the user's local drive it installs a list of plugins using
exec to run a perl script that in turn runs a java program. The
installation of one plugin hangs 9 times out of 10. Does anyone have any
idea what is
well i guess i was confused when i built the last test jars that i was
testing because after i logged off and back on this morning, my env
vars got reset correctly this time, as reported by -v on ant.
now when i build them from ANT, everything is working as intended.
thanks for the heads up
There is a target attribute for the foreach task. So I'm thinking you
would want to do something like this:
-Original Message-
From: Bill Milbratz [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, February 07, 2008 12:55 PM
To: user@ant.apache.org
Subject: Re: well-defined ant/xslt problem:
requires that all the tasks to be nested within a
element:
Brian
-Original Message-
From: Bill Milbratz [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, February 07, 2008 10:55 AM
To: user@ant.apache.org
Subject: Re: well-defined ant/xslt problem:
u might have luck having the foreach call a macrodef (just make the
target into a macrodef)
hth, Jim Fuller
On Feb 7, 2008 7:55 PM, Bill Milbratz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> A follow-up:
>
> I tried the using the ant-contrib for each, and manually specifying the
> versions in a list, but came ac
A follow-up:
I tried the using the ant-contrib for each, and manually specifying the
versions in a list, but came across a limitation:
pe\build-developer.xml:1217: foreach doesn't support the nested "antcall"
element.
(I've implemented the internals for the for-each using antcall);
can anyone c
Folks
Steve was right. I have to use trim=yes.
On Feb 7, 2008 1:24 AM, Steve Loughran <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Z W wrote:
> > Charbel
> > thanks for the response.
> > I still get the same problem with that small change.
> >
> >
> > confused ${confused}
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
Hi,
i have a problem which I don't know if I can solve elegantly with ant.
The problem: I'd like to use the xslt task to transform these inputs into
the following outputs;
inputs:
v10/changes.xml
v11/changes.xml
v12/changes.xml
outputs:
v10/changes.out
v11/changes.out
v12/changes.out
T
On Feb 7, 2008 6:13 PM, jm <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> HI,
>
> I am using a build file from java code like this (ant 1.7, jdk1.6):
>
>Project project = new Project();
>project.init();
>ProjectHelper projectHelper = ProjectHelper.getProjectHelper();
>projectHelper.p
I've got the env vars referencing the same in both worlds but still
not working.
If I were to check for jar extensions which do I check for?
Sent from my iPhone
On Feb 6, 2008, at 2:48 PM, Martin Gainty <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
blame is an svn command..
since the manifest is different be
HI,
I am using a build file from java code like this (ant 1.7, jdk1.6):
Project project = new Project();
project.init();
ProjectHelper projectHelper = ProjectHelper.getProjectHelper();
projectHelper.parse(project, buildfile);
project.executeTarget(target);
I apologize that this will probably be both vague and slightly wrong,
but I don't have a way to demonstrate the problem I'm facing (I'm open
to suggestions on how to do so, ivy-report won't run to completion given
the following error).
I've been using Ivy for a year or two here at work (and at hom
Z W wrote:
Charbel
thanks for the response.
I still get the same problem with that small change.
confused ${confused}
retest ${retest6}
_recheck:
[echo] confused 5
[echo]
Condition false; setting retest6 to 6
Setting project property: retest6 -> 6
[echo] retest 6
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