RE: How do I access MKS from Ant Script

Hi, I have copied the mksant.jar from the link http://www.nabble.com/How-do-I-access-MKS-from-Ant-Script-tp22330372p22330372.html http://www.nabble.com/How-do-I-access-MKS-from-Ant-Script-tp22330372p22330372.html and added in to my /lib folder. I am using netbeans for editing a

RE: How do I access MKS from Ant Script

Thanks for the suggestion. Could you please send me the link from which I can download "mksant.jar". -- mgainty wrote: > > > you could create a taskdef to implement Nixdorf-Leipzig MKS task locat

Problem installing regexp option

I have an Openbravo build process that uses regexp. We have installed Ant 1.7.1 and it is running on CentOS 5. We had to install from JPackage in order to get the latest Ant release. The problem that we are running into is that the script gets the following exception when run: /tmp/build.xml

RE: How do I access MKS from Ant Script

you could create a taskdef to implement Nixdorf-Leipzig MKS task located at http://confluence.public.thoughtworks.org/display/CC/Using+CruiseControl+With+MKS d/l and install mksant.jar onto classpath create the mks taskdef to point to cruisecontrols CVS task using mksant.jar ..use it yes/no?

How do I access MKS from Ant Script

Hi, I saw some of the blogs which says about check-out module from MKS using Nant. But how do I check-out module from MKS using Ant script. Is there any jar file available for this? Thanks in advance. -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/How-do-I-access-MKS-from-Ant-Scr

Re: zip/tar and file permissions

On 2009-03-04, Shawn Castrianni wrote: > With these new Java 1.6 methods, there shouldn't be any excuse not > to use them in future ANT versions, right? Possible excuses: * the next version of Ant (1.8.0) will target JDK 1.4 * nobody has written the code to use the new mehods Stefan

Re: IvyDE - Is it possible to have it download sources & javadocs?

On mercredi 04 mars 2009 12:23:03 Kent Larsson wrote: > Hi Rod, > > Thanks for helping me out, I'll try your solution this Friday and get > back with results. > > About the possible bug. Is any of the IvyDE developers around? The > documentation that's available for IvyDE is very sparse, it would b

AW: Showtargets task, task 'flags'

>> "ant -Da=someValue" will start target a but not target b. > >Yes this works. I tried to find a way that lets me omit the >"=someValue" >part, as the value doesn't matter.. Not sure, but try "ant -Da=" Jan - To unsubscribe, e

RE: Showtargets task, task 'flags'

Hi, > There is not task for that. > But starting Ant with "-projecthelp" will show the targets. That's perfectly fine. > "ant -Da=someValue" will start target a but not target b. Yes this works. I tried to find a way that lets me omit the "=someValue" part, as the value doesn't matter.. Feli

AW: Showtargets task, task 'flags'

>A) I couldn't find a task that shows all available targets (and their >descriptions). I didn't think through whether that's a computable >problem, but I guess it is :-) There is not task for that. But starting Ant with "-projecthelp" will show the targets. >B) I'd like to just 'define a symbol

Showtargets task, task 'flags'

Hey, A) I couldn't find a task that shows all available targets (and their descriptions). I didn't think through whether that's a computable problem, but I guess it is :-) B) I'd like to just 'define a symbol' on the command line. My target would then conditionally do something different if A gi