AW: Creating WAR by referring to pathelement?

> > > > > > > > > > > > > is a therefore referencing a wouldnt work I think. But referencing another should work. But because of the use of fileset the referenced libraries have to have the same base dire

AW: Inserting different relative paths into multiple files using the same token

Would that be ok? File: @{file} Base: x/a/b rel : ${rel}

Re: Inserting different relative paths into multiple files using the same token

After trying many things (including the foreach task which also cannot call the task in which it is written recursively), I went back to trying to strip the absolute paths down instead of building up the relative path recursively. This is what I have so far and it seems to work... but I'm still l

Inserting different relative paths into multiple files using the same token

I have many different HTML files in different directories. I'm already using the task with a to replace tokens in these files. I'm trying to figure out how to create a token like @ROOTPATH@ that will always resolve to the proper number of "../" patterns to get from the current directory to the

Re: todir does not accept FQPN???

Actually, this is what I had done originally. Turned out the problem was that I didn't have "{}" instead I had one ( and one } and didn't see it with my bad eyes. All works now, thanks guys. On Sun, Nov 9, 2008 at 10:06 AM, Martin Gainty <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > try modifying the simulato

RE: sound task - either not doing anything or infinitely looping

Thanks for replying; I've updated to the latest driver version of my sound card but no change. I didn't think the problem would be in that area actually; I have a relatively recent card I have no audio problems in any other kind of applications. But it was worth a try; appreciate the response.

RE: sound task - either not doing anything or infinitely looping

First thing I would check is to make sure the SoundCard vendor's driver is installed and working Nota Bene: All of the available (Sound) drivers are supposed to be located in windows /INF folder I know my vendor's SC is so outdated that it wont work with any of the newer OS's Martin

RE: todir does not accept FQPN???

try modifying the simulator.home to incorporate jde.home setting e.g. change simulator.home="~/lib/jde-4.2.1/simulator" to simulator.home="${jde.home}/simulator" HTH Martin __ Disclaimer and confidentiality note Everything in this e-mail and any atta

Re: todir does not accept FQPN???

~ is a special shell character and is not understood by java and by ant. ${user.home} is the ant property for the user's home directory. Peter On Sun, Nov 9, 2008 at 9:26 AM, Patrick Waugh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > In a properties file I have: > > # rapc and sigtool tasks require location of

RE: sound task - either not doing anything or infinitely looping

It seems my samples did not get through; it's probably obvious but my first attempt stripped down: success source="good.wav" failsource="good.wav" which yielded no sounds at all; other samples success source="good.wav" duration="1" failsource="good.wav" duration="10

sound task - either not doing anything or infinitely looping

I'm getting what I think is very strange behaviour from the sound task. As I understand it, this is supposed to play sounds at the end of a build, depending on whether the build failed or not. My first attempt came down to simply this: This results in absolutely not

todir does not accept FQPN???

In a properties file I have: # rapc and sigtool tasks require location of RIM JDE jde.home=/home/patrick/lib/jde-4.2.1 # Default simulator #simulator.home="$(jde.home}/simulator" simulator.home="~/lib/jde-4.2.1/simulator" and I first ran into a problem with the commented line, and so I began exp

Couple of questions (involves bb-ant-tools)

I am trying to move to using a common.properties and build.xml. In my "old method" I had this task: