Then I would need to change pathes if I move the Ant scripts to the maven file.
I am looking for a solution, where Maven does not interfere with the relative
pathes in the Ant scripts at all (basedir, dots etc.). This would be the
easiest.
--- On Thu, 7/31/08, supareno <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrot
What does this error mean?
Here's the target:
118:
119:
120:
122:
Here's the verbose output:
/home/yagnika/svn/offline/buildtools/apache-tomcat-5.5.16-deployer/build.xml:121:
FAIL - Encountered exception javax.management.RuntimeOperationsException:
Exception invoking m
it is the right way :-)
How can I start Ant scripts from withing Maven scripts?
I tried
But it had problems with the relative path names and properties then.
for the properties, if you have some properties to define from maven to
ant, you can use this example:
sorry for the last mail, it was an error ;-(
so, the stuff that i would to say is that, most of the time, decompiling
classes does not generate javadoc...
you must have the source of each jar to generate javadoc or download the
javadoc of each project ...
hope this help
supareno
Can I crea
0mindspin311 a écrit :
Can I create documentation from class or jar files? I tried both. Putting a
list of jars in the classpath, and unjarring and putting the class files
themselves as the classpath. Both times I was including actual source I was
building too, but want to generate documentation
Can I create documentation from class or jar files? I tried both. Putting a
list of jars in the classpath, and unjarring and putting the class files
themselves as the classpath. Both times I was including actual source I was
building too, but want to generate documentation for the dependencies. I
How can I start Ant scripts from withing Maven scripts?
I tried
But it had problems with the relative path names and properties then.
Anyone knows the foolproof way to call Ant scripts from Maven?
Better: http://ant.apache.org/manual/CoreTasks/xmlproperty.html
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To: Ant Users List
Subject: Re: How to read an
I have managed to fix the problem only minutes ago... I have two versions of
Ant installed on my pc - one installed manually (1.6.5), one installed by
Netbeans 6.1. (ant 1.7) The path in my environmental variable settings
pointed to Ant 1.6.5's bin folder. I changed it to point to 1.7's bin
folder
2008/7/31 tacman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Hi
>
> I am using JUnit and Ant to run/build/test my java code.
Using the optional task, presumably. What versions of Ant & JUnit?
> Whenever I try to run a test class (ant test) I receive the following error:
>
> junit.framework.AssertionErrorFailed => n
SUPERB =)
I was trying,
/ :rules: XYZ/text()"/>
/ :rules: ABC/text()"/>
@{xyz} = @{abc}
Thanks a lot,
Alpesh
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folks .. this is my package structure. I have a root src folder. In src i
have a mpjdev package which contains some files. This mpjdev also contains a
folder nativ, which contains its files. Now i have several files in nativ
such as Comm.java, Group.java, Status.java etc
Note that every class in
Hi,
I want to copy files with ant.
For the definition of the filenames, I want to use a properties file.
f.e.:
file.copy.1=file1.txt
file.copy.2=file2.txt
file.copy.3=file3.txt
file.copy.4=file4.txt
file.copy.5=file5.txt
...
The number of files is dynamic. How can I do this whith ant? Is this
Well, that's slightly different. The follwoing will illustrate what you
need..
@{xyz} = @{abc}
Brian
On Thu, July 31, 2008 10:21, Alpesh Vesuwala wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> Thanks for your qui
Hi,
Thanks for your quick response.
The solution is fine but not working when my XML file looks like this:
123
456
987
654
147
258
Thanks and Regards,
Alpesh
You should be able to do that with a param to call. i.e. identify the node
you're interested in wit
Hi
I am using JUnit and Ant to run/build/test my java code.
Whenever I try to run a test class (ant test) I receive the following error:
junit.framework.AssertionErrorFailed => no tests found in [etc]
The test class:
1. Imports the junit framework
2. has @Test before every test method
The
You should be able to do that with a param to call. i.e. identify the node
you're interested in with:
and specify a param:
http://www.nabble.com/How-to-read-an-XML-file-and-extract-values-for-the-attributes-using-ANT-script-tp18648408p18749436.html
> Sent from the Ant - Users mailing list archi
Hey one more twist has come with my requirement.
the above solution of xmltask requires separate 'call' to loop through 'XYZ'
and 'ABC'
Resulting in, I have first all the values of XYZ and then for ABC. and I
want values for both together.
e.g.
abc
xyz
123
456
Since November 2006 Ant Contrib is still beta 3 (ant-contrib-1.0b3-bin.zip).
Why is it not 1.0 final or so? I like these extra tasks. And why isn't
development of Ant Contrib continued? There was no release after the beta 3
release in November 2006.
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