Re: Ant- copy file from one folder to many folders

The standard task requires a single target name, so you couldn't do it with the standard Ant tasks. However, there is a special addition to Ant called the AntContrib tasks . These extend Ant to allow for all sorts of tricks. There's one special AntContrib task

Re: junittask includeantruntime attribute doesn't work as expected

It make sense, but does the purpose of the includeantruntime attribute to include or not the ant libraries on the classpath? It seems it does. But why I still have the warning? And I have the same kind of warning if I use ant 1.7.1 dependencies, but in this last case the junit test works. Regards,

Re: junittask includeantruntime attribute doesn't work as expected

You cannot use ant 1.7 with ant 1.6 jars. The ant 1.7 junit task is expecting ant 1.7 jars. Peter On Sun, Dec 28, 2008 at 2:59 PM, metcox wrote: > Hi, > > I'm trying to use junittask with fork mode on, on a project with ant > dependencies. > So I set includeantruntime to false and fork to true

Ant- copy file from one folder to many folders

Hi! I have file "myclass.class" in the next folders: -myfolder1 -myfolder2 -myfolder2/test -myfolder2/test/test2 -myfolder2/test3 I need to copy "myclass.class" from "myfolder1" to the folder "myfolder2" and all it's subfolders. How I can do this with Ant Новый Mail.Ru Агент с Аськой! http:

junittask includeantruntime attribute doesn't work as expected

Hi, I'm trying to use junittask with fork mode on, on a project with ant dependencies. So I set includeantruntime to false and fork to true but I have conflicts. I'm working with java 1.6.0_10 and ant 1.7.1 and I'm getting the following output: [junit] WARNING: multiple versions of ant de