Hi,
It still checking out all the files in "docs" folder.
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I would imagine it's because you happen to have 1 .zip
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Hi,
This works:
This doesn't, why not?
I get "only single argument resource collections are supported as
archives"
Thanks
You can do the following:
ant debug build
ant release build
ant full test
ant only-failures test
ant test
Think of "debug" and "release" as environment modifiers (adjectives)
that modify the behavior of subsequent targets by side-effect.
-Justin
office 8-383-6725, 212-272-6725;
Hello,
after trying to run an Ant task (with -v option) on a Windows XP Prof. SP2
OS containing a statement according to following pattern:
...
Ant hang up after following output (meaning Ant seems to be still running,
but no further message is returned):
[sq
Oh, stupid me. I didn't realize Dominique is a committer.
I think of ANT not only as a cross platform build engine, but a cross platform
scripting language. antcontrib provides looping concepts and mutable variables
that give me everything I need to do almost anything. It would just be so muc
--- Shawn Castrianni
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> I would love it too. Can we all vote for this or
> can any ANT committer on this mailing list checkin
> in this enhancement that Dominique has already
> written?
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Dominique himself is a committer, so the issue of the
adoption of this patch is
I would love it too. Can we all vote for this or can any ANT committer on this
mailing list checkin in this enhancement that Dominique has already written?
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Shawn Castrianni
-Original Message-
From: Scot P. Floess [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, June 26, 2008 1:33 PM
To: A
Using the task will actually execute a new ant process for each
target, which means that in that particular ant process, init has never been
called - thus it gets called every time.
The depends line you have in your previous mail is still the best way to go
- the "prepare something" step should p
Wow! Me likes it :)
OK I see now... I assumed there would have to be some delimiter...just
hadn't considered the --
Now something like that would be -super- neat to have...
On Thu, 26 Jun 2008, Shawn Castrianni wrote:
Here is the bugzilla report from Dominique.
https://issues.apache.org/
Here is the bugzilla report from Dominique.
https://issues.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=30651
it answers your questions.
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Shawn Castrianni
-Original Message-
From: Scot P. Floess [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, June 26, 2008 12:56 PM
To: Shawn Castrianni
Cc: Ant User
So, I am curious...
How would one deliniate the name of the target(s) vs the name of params to
hand in?
Granted the -Dname=value can be somewhat verbose...
Is this $0 $1 notation somehow more obvious? I haven't looked at it...so
just asking "off the cuff."
So, I tend to agree as well...it
I would love this feature too. It would allow us an easy way to launch any
java class with application arguments by having a generic launchClass target
that takes in the name of the class to launch and any app arguments.
Dominique Devienne developed a mechanism for this with $0, $1, etc..
pro
You can certainly use proprties and the -D command line option to define
those properties.
For example:
ant -Ddebug="true" compile
Then look for the ${debug} in your Ant script...
On Thu, 26 Jun 2008, Guy Catz wrote:
I would like to set a parameter to a ant. Something like this from command
I would like to set a parameter to a ant. Something like this from command-line
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ANT compile debug
ANT compile release
or
ANT testProducts full
ANT testProducts debugOnly
the target Compile will "catch" the first parameter and will act as needed.
how can I make this to work? how can I call a
Hi,
i've written a bunch of anttasks. Those tasks are
collected in a jar. The Jar has an antlib.xml with
a mapping of the classnames to tasknames
...
The jar lies under %ANT_HOME%/lib
the taskdefs are imported via =
Yesterday a workmate added a new task and also
referenced it in the
2008/6/24 Rebhan, Gilbert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> -Original Message-
> From: Andy Stevens
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>> I haven't found a way to combine the echo & java commands into a
>> single command line (separating them with ; just makes it ignore the
>> second command) so I'm wondering if it's possible to l
Hi guys,
I am using the following targets to read the Windows registry.
These work fine for most registry keys that I require. My problem is that when
I try to read the InstallDir
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