On 2009-01-12, Francis Galiegue wrote:
> Le lundi 12 janvier 2009, Stefan Bodewig a écrit :
>> On 2009-01-12, Francis Galiegue wrote:
>>> The more it goes, the more I'm skeptical about this "different development
>>> model" schism between ant and ant-contrib.
>> Ant == community driven ASF pro
Hi!
In "myfolder1" I have many files. I need to find (by name) all files that are
exist in the folder "myfolder1" AND folder "myfolder2" (and all it's
subfolders) and copy finded files from "myfolder1" to "myfolder2"(and all it's
subfolders).
E.g. in the folder "myfolder1" I have the next fil
Le lundi 12 janvier 2009, Stefan Bodewig a écrit :
> On 2009-01-12, Francis Galiegue wrote:
>
> > The more it goes, the more I'm skeptical about this "different development
> > model" schism between ant and ant-contrib.
>
> Ant == community driven ASF project
> ant-contrib == "benevolent dictato
On 2009-01-12, Francis Galiegue wrote:
> The more it goes, the more I'm skeptical about this "different development
> model" schism between ant and ant-contrib.
Ant == community driven ASF project
ant-contrib == "benevolent dictator" style project with external
contributions
> Or
Le lundi 12 janvier 2009, patrick wyss a écrit :
[...]
> Stefan Bodewig wrote:
> >
> > Yes, the Ant way is to write a custom task, or more generally the Ant
> > way is to move the iteration into a task rather than have it external.
> >
> this is probably the way to go...
> and on a second thought
You're right that there's a less compelling argument for publishing
top-level artifacts like WARs to an Ivy repository. I'd be curious what
rationales others out there have found for publishing EARs or WARs to their
Ivy repository.
We publish .war files to our repository so they can be deploy
thanks everybody for the answers.
Stefan Bodewig wrote:
>
> My major problems with ant-contrib today would be that it never had a
> proper release (1.0b3 is more than two years old) and seems to be more
> or less unmaintained.
>
there is a beta 5 from alst april...
but still it'll be hard to
OK,
But how do I set an id which i could later use for referencing that Path ?
Thanks,
Victor
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Subject: AW: set Path element id
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