Have you considered doing something with ???
That should give you the desired value...
On Fri, 23 May 2008, Cyril Sagan wrote:
Has anyone else ever wished there was a way to specify "location semantics" for
values?
Given that doesn't exist, can anyone suggest the ideal way to implement:
Has anyone else ever wished there was a way to specify "location semantics" for
values?
Given that doesn't exist, can anyone suggest the ideal way to implement:
$ cd /tmp/X/Y/script/
$ cat build.xml
some.dir: ${some.dir}
$ ant -Ds
Hello Steve,
Thank you for taking the time to look into this. I am still a bit confused for
the following reasons:
1. You seem to indicate that the problem resides with Java JVM. However, the
bugs listed are fairly old and have been closed for some time now. I am using
Java 5 runtime and no
Adrian Muscalu wrote:
Hello,
I am running an ANT script on my Win XP machine; one of the tasks attempts to create a jar file where the class files are in a directory with a long name. The combined path, package name and file name exceedes 255 characters.
Expected result:
The script should fa
Hello,
I am running an ANT script on my Win XP machine; one of the tasks attempts to
create a jar file where the class files are in a directory with a long name.
The combined path, package name and file name exceedes 255 characters.
Expected result:
The script should fail as the files exceed
Hi all,
I am having some very weird behaviour from ant v1.6.5. The following two
tags are executed one after the other, the exec tag matches the os
parameter on Linux, and is run correctly. The apply tag doesn't match
the os parameter on Linux, and isn't run at all.
Is this a known bug?
have not mentioned the configuration :
Java6_03
ant 1.7.0
ivy 2.0.0 Beta2
ruel loehr wrote:
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> It's probably related to configurations.
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Zapo wrote:
Hi All,
I am using apache-ant-1.7.0 on XP.
While running ANT I get the following error on windows-xp Filename too long
(please see the dump bold).
Looks like my path have gone for a toss, I tried using absolute path instead
of relative still no luck.
I also tried from Eclipse st
Hi All,
I am using apache-ant-1.7.0 on XP.
While running ANT I get the following error on windows-xp Filename too long
(please see the dump bold).
Looks like my path have gone for a toss, I tried using absolute path instead
of relative still no luck.
I also tried from Eclipse still the same,
Well, those errors that you're getting about test classes that cannot be
found are because the specified tag under the is
not pointing to where the tests are. This path problems are very common
when running ant tasks because is not trivial to understand the way in
which ant resolves the given
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