Hi Kevin,
You're brilliant! I tried another mirror, this time in Berlin rather
than in San Jose, and this time the link took me to the jar and I
downloaded the file just fine.
It never occurred to me that sourceforge.net has mirrors; I never
noticed the mirror name amidst the rest of the clu
Hi,
> The manual says that I need any version of the jsch jar, version 0.1.28 or
> above. The JCraft page shows the current version is 0.1.39. Both a zip and a
> jar is available for download but, unfortunately, something is messed up
> with the link for the jar. When I try to download the jar, it
I am having trouble getting the jar file needed to support the
scp/sshexec tasks. I am running Ant 1.7.0 in Eclipse Europa.
The manual says that I need any version of the jsch jar, version 0.1.28
or above. The JCraft page shows the current version is 0.1.39. Both a
zip and a jar is available f
On Fri, Jun 27, 2008 at 12:42 PM, Steven Guitar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> So, to keep up with dependancies would you have tasks in project A that
> builds each dependency, or have a list in a properties file and read from
> that, building each one?
Best way to deal with dependency is to build
Ok. That's what I figured.
So, to keep up with dependancies would you have tasks in project A
that builds each dependency, or have a list in a properties file and
read from that, building each one?
My goal is to have really generic scripts that can build ears, wars,
or jars.
Sent from
On Fri, Jun 27, 2008 at 11:11 AM, Steven Guitar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I am working on some build scripts for projects that have a dynamic listing
> of dependancies.
>
> when i try to compile project A that depends on project B, there is not a
> way for me to know which project to compile fir
> I havent heard of this before. What happens if you run ant -diagnostics ?
I attached the ant diagnostics report below.
I've changed the infos for user.dir, the corresponding entry in
java.class.path into 'projectdir' as well as user.home and user.name into
'myusername' to make them anonymous.
I am working on some build scripts for projects that have a dynamic
listing of dependancies.
when i try to compile project A that depends on project B, there is
not a way for me to know which project to compile first (short of
having the developer keep track of it in a properties file) - so
Afternoon all,
I have several files in my project that need to be updated manually --
UML files and class diagrams generated from XML schemas in hyperModel
(xmlmodeling.com).
What I want to do is check the UML files against the schemas with
uptodate during the build process, and issue a warning f
On Fri, 27 Jun 2008, ext-simon steiner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have two zips and many gzips, bunzip2 and untar seem ok also, only
> gunzip is a problem.
gunzip simply doesn't support expanding more than one resource per
task - and the manual says so. Neither does bunzip2.
Stefan
---
Hi,
I have two zips and many gzips, bunzip2 and untar seem ok also, only
gunzip is a problem.
Thanks
-Original Message-
From: ext Matt Benson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 26 June 2008 22:07
To: Ant Users List
Subject: Re: gunzip
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi,
>
> This works
Hi,
we're trying to execute a bunch of sql commands on MS SQL Server 2000
with ant and sqlcmd -- sqlcmd because ant's built-in sql task doesn't
allow for trusted connections, or am I wrong?.
th_wm wrote:
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:
password="${db.password}" classpath="${db.lib}">
...
Ant hang up after following output (meaning Ant
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