RE: Ant loop

Maybe the task is what you want: http://ant.apache.org/manual/index.html -Original Message- From: I am Who i am [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, May 22, 2008 9:31 AM To: Ant Users List Subject: Re: Ant loop Thanks for answering, may be i was not clear on my question,,, i actua

RE: ivy issues

ruel loehr wrote: > > It's probably related to configurations. > > > - > | |modules|| artifacts > | > | conf | number| search|dwnlded|evicted|| >

RE: ivy issues

It's probably related to configurations. - | |modules|| artifacts | | conf | number| search|dwnlded|evicted|| number|dwnlded| ---

RE: ivy issues

ruel loehr wrote: > > What is the output? > http://www.nabble.com/file/p17411879/ant.txt ant.txt ruel loehr wrote: > > What is the output when running in debug mode? > > e.g. ant -debug yourtarget > http://www.nabble.com/file/p17411879/ant-debug.txt ant-debug.txt -Original Message-

Re: Defining ant target to run junit tests using dbunit

I give up I tried following your advice re: classpaths. The only way I could get the tests to attempt to run was with right under my junit tag. I tried setting up classpath with the filesets like you said, but I kept getting errors that the test classes could not be found. By the way, I had

RE: ivy issues

What is the output? What is the output when running in debug mode? e.g. ant -debug yourtarget -Original Message- From: Bobby Quinne [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, May 22, 2008 1:01 PM To: user@ant.apache.org Subject: ivy issues Hi, I am experiencing a few issues that I hav

ivy issues

Hi, I am experiencing a few issues that I have been unable to resolve. 1: On the ivy:resolve, entries for the various dependencies are retrieved, the ivy-[revision].xml and pom/. Some of the jars are downloaded in the processes, but not for all the dependencies. I checked on the ibiblio site and

Re: Need help calling one build file from another

Hi Carlos, Thanks for responding. I was under the impression that the dir value in the ant element would set the basedir property in the build file being executed. Thus, in the Foo build file, I was hoping that ${basedir}/src would point to Foo's src directory rather than Bar's... -- Bryan On

Re: Class-Path not recognised from MANIFEST.MF

On Thu, May 22, 2008 at 5:42 PM, Toomey, Kevin H (ATS, IT) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > "What about a application which needs multiple jar files on its > classpath, does all these files (dependencies) needs to be specified > using the -classpath attribute on command line" > > Yes. > Not quite. The

Use zip or jar as fileset?

Hello, I have a third party jar that contains classes persisted by Hibernate and their associated mapping files. I want use Hibernate's schemaexport tool from Ant to generate the schema from the *.hbm.xml files located in the jar. Normally I would use a but but apparently a fileset can on

RE: Class-Path not recognised from MANIFEST.MF

"What about a application which needs multiple jar files on its classpath, does all these files (dependencies) needs to be specified using the -classpath attribute on command line" Yes. Do a search on "executable jar file dependencies" and you'll come across many articles and forum entries relati

Re: Class-Path not recognised from MANIFEST.MF

Thanks Kevin and Dominique for your quick replies, Yes. Exception is for a class in the App1.jar which is needed by Application.jar (main application file). What about a application which needs multiple jar files on its classpath, does all these files (dependencies) needs to be specified using the

RE: Class-Path not recognised from MANIFEST.MF

Hi Ravi, I'm assuming the exception is for a class in the App1.jar file. That's because (unfortunately) jar files can't read jar files contained within them. You need to place App1.jar on the file system and include it in your command to your executable jar file. Ex. java -classpath App1.jar -j

Re: Class-Path not recognised from MANIFEST.MF

On Thu, May 22, 2008 at 10:29 AM, Ravi Roy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > > > You are including App1.jar *inside* Application.jar. The default class loader does not support such nesting. The Class-Path attribute refers *files* (or URLs to those files), but App1.jar is not a

Class-Path not recognised from MANIFEST.MF

Hi All, My apologies if I am missing something obivious, I have the following test build.xml, in which I am trying to create a executable JAR, I am specifying the Class-Path which is needed by the application at runtime but application reports NoClassDefFound error... Class-Path and Main-Class at

Re: Ant loop

Thanks for answering, may be i was not clear on my question,,, i actually i have all these like running db and code deploy to run it parallel, but most of the time, my db deploy would take more than code deploy, so i want to wait db deploy to complete. for this i will create dbcompleted flag at the

Re: best practice: How to insert unreferenced class files into a JAR

Since these dynamically loaded classes are part of a separate project, you are already on the correct path. Just jar those files separately and use that jar in the classpath of your project. If you want to go even further, use ivy to manage your dependencies. Vijay Amit Dor-Shifer wrote: Hi

best practice: How to insert unreferenced class files into a JAR

Hi all. I'm using a framework of logging formatters. Those formatters are assigned to a log according to configuration. This means those classes are never imported in source code. I've came to notice this when a/m files weren't appended to my JAR. They are located at the 'sourcepath' of my pro

Re: Need help calling one build file from another

Well Bryan, I think that the problem here relies on the target, you are invoking a target that belongs to other ant file, but the basedir and further properties belongs to the Bar ant file.To avoid this problem, follow the next example: Substitute both your and tasks with something like thi