I guess I didn't explain myself in the proper way:
My goal is not to deploy an application to the server, but prepare the EAR's
in a file system structure so I can run an application that analyzes those
EAR's.
can you give a hint with that?
thanks
mgainty wrote:
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> I'll answer the quest
Thanks for all your responses.
I've also found that bouncing Tomcat can solve this weird problem.
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I'll answer the question with a question
If the majority of AppServers deploy ears how would the appserver be able
to deploy the ear application.xml,web.xml war and jar files
To look at a specific example for deploying an ear to JBOSS take a look at
http://www.roseindia.net/jboss/buildingwebappl
Oh... Nope, they are arbitrary project names.
F
On Aug 07, 2008, at 14:04, Matt Benson wrote:
My point was that I assume that the names of Foo and
its siblings follow no predictable pattern, hence your
reason for enumerating them in a file.
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--- EJ Ciramella <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> If this is a custom task/macro, couldn't you just
> programmatically
> generate that secondary fileset?
That is possible. It would probably also be doable to
create a new includes pattern using and
a file mapper and generate the new fileset
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> On Aug 06, 2008, at 11:35, Matt Benson wrote:
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> being I
> > would probably load your includesfile using
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> > with a nested filterchain and thereby customize
> your
> > basic includesfi
Hi all,
I have a folder with many EAR's.
I need to copy them to another folder and I want each EAR to be inside a
subfolder with the EAR's name without the ".ear".
Does anyone knows a way of doing this with ant?
A possible solution would be a task that creates a property with a folder's
content
If this is a custom task/macro, couldn't you just programmatically
generate that secondary fileset?
This is out there on the fringe of my ant knowledge, so it's plausible
you could do this within ant (with a refid or some other kind of
reference back to the original fileset), but I can't say for s
Isaak,
First, are you sure this should be in your ant build? It sounds like
a one time process of porting the files to your new naming schema. If
that is the case, it might be simplest to just use something like
Renamer4Mac:
http://renamer4mac.com/
If however for some reason you really
Ok, to be more precise:
I have defined an ant macro , called "ftpWithChecksum".
The purpose of this macro is to work as a layer over the ant ftp task.
The macro will, as the name says, provide a check of checksums of the
files.
I want the corresponding checksum files to be downloaded from the same
Hello,
thanx for the answers.
First, I'm using Maven Ant Task. I have a Java project and I want to create
an maven archetype (a project template out of a complete project).
Like I said before, I have a directory with subdirs and they contain files
like OldProjectXXX.java
My task is to rename
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