RE: [Announce] Release of IvyDE 2.0.0.beta1

OK, did that. I'm looking at the console output. Is there anything there that I should be looking for as an indicator of an error? The last block of text says that it is loading settings for my ivysettings.xml file. Then it goes on to list a bunch of ivy specific settings in light purple text.

Re: [Announce] Release of IvyDE 2.0.0.beta1

Upper right corner:P On Mon, Dec 15, 2008 at 4:06 PM, Daniel Becheanu wrote: > Switch your eclipse console to ivy console to see more details. (there > is a small drop down on the upper left side of your eclipse console) > > One way to try fixing this issue is remove the ivy.xml from libraries >

Re: [Announce] Release of IvyDE 2.0.0.beta1

Switch your eclipse console to ivy console to see more details. (there is a small drop down on the upper left side of your eclipse console) One way to try fixing this issue is remove the ivy.xml from libraries and add it back. On Mon, Dec 15, 2008 at 3:57 PM, Bagwell, Allen F wrote: > > Upgr

RE: [Announce] Release of IvyDE 2.0.0.beta1

Upgrading to this from IvyDE alpha 1 broke my ability to read my ivysettings.xml file. I keep getting an unspecified error in my project saying that my ivy settings file has a parse error. However if I open my ivysettings.xml file in the Ivy Editor, there is no indicator of a parsing error. (

Re: "Failed to read input from Console" Error invoking ant from java class

Michael Sobremonte wrote: > > I am trying to call an ant target requiring input from within a java class. Why do you want to do it this way? Why not use ant natively or System.in directly from java *before* invoking ant to react to the options selected? > # INPUT MENU 1: > addproperty="main.op

Re: AntX: $map example from guide fails when key is missing?

Hi Sagi, A couple of things: 1) Try using ${$prop:p1->@(key)} inside the loop instead of $map: Less overhead and a bit clearer. 2) In AntXtras 0.5.x you cannot assign an empty string to a var (this is fixed in AntXtras 2.0.0 but that's still in alpha) So if the key does not exist in

"Failed to read input from Console" Error invoking ant from java class

Hi I am trying to call an ant target requiring input from within a java class. My build file is menu-based so it jumps from menu to menu depending on the input. The problem is as soon as input is entered in INPUT MENU 1, The next menu will fail to read input. eg: # INPUT MENU 1: # INPUT MENU

Re: [HELP] problem using antlr in ant

Hello, > On Dec 12, 2008, at 3:46 AM, > wrote: > >> Hi Sunil, >> I found some queries posted by you on antlr tasks in ant mail archives. Why then not ask in the Ant mailing list, as Sunil did for you? >> I am facing issue while using antlr task inside ant build.xml. >> could you please give

Re: JUnit Report (Please help me, i am trying this from past two weeks)

Phani Kumar wrote: > this is the result of ant verbose Now all you had to do was read the output, as far as... > > C:\test1>ant -verbose > Apache Ant version 1.6.5 compiled on June 2 2005 ...the first line of output. It appears you have an older version of ant on your PATH. Track this down and

RE: [HELP] problem using antlr in ant

HI Sunil, I was able to resolve the error. The problem as indicated because of classpath issue itself. Now I am able to build grammar file using antlr target inside ant. Regards Bharath -Original Message- From: Sunil Mishra [mailto:smis...@ai.sri.com] Sent: Saturday, December 13, 2008 12