Hi,
I'm trying to build a Blackberry app from Java servlet using Ant and
http://bb-ant-tools.sourceforge.net/.
But I'm getting the next exception:
java.lang.Exception: Problem: failed to create task or type rapc
Cause: The name is undefined.
Action: Check the spelling.
Action: Check that any
I have a somewhat similar situation - what I did was create a shell script
that invokes ant, and I simply invoke ant twice - the first one is a target
to get the latest versions of the build files (build.xml and some property
files, etc) which updates itself, then the next call does the build. Th
Hi,
I want to be able to control my build depending on user input. I've tried
the following code but the ifyes and ifno targets never run. I'm new to ant
so am sure I've missed something fundamental but can't see what it is - all
help appreciated!
Cheers
Dave
> I've been thinking of an extra junit4 task in its own antlib, this could
go alongside it. I've also done a junit3 runner for hadoop, runs each test
suite as a separate task... That sounds like a good approach. This way one
simply needs to add a jar to their existing project. Hadoop sounds great a
Jason Rutherglen wrote:
Hello, please excuse the newbie question.
For the Apache Lucene project I'd like to paralleize the unit tests by
subclassing JUnitTask into ParallelJUnitTask which executes JUnitTests in
threads.
I don't understand how to place things like into the new
task tag properly
Garima Bathla wrote:
David :
Thanks, I have tried setting the class-path via manifestclasspath task as
well within a build.xml ant script and it is the same result, with long
class-path's the jar names are split over differnt lines with \n and space
character.
This is by design
http://java.sun
Great idea! Thanks.
-T
On Wed, Jul 1, 2009 at 8:46 AM, David Weintraub wrote:
> You MIGHT be able to do this in Ant...
>
> The JUnit test results are stored in a particular directory when you
> do your builds. You should be able to search for the regular
> expression:
>
> testsuite errors="0".*
You MIGHT be able to do this in Ant...
The JUnit test results are stored in a particular directory when you
do your builds. You should be able to search for the regular
expression:
testsuite errors="0".* tests="0".* time="0"
And, if you find it, fail the buid via the task. Then
CruiseControl wi
Hello,
thanks for the hint.
I was just to blind to see.
I'll give it a try...
Bye
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Von: Dominique Devienne [mailto:ddevie...@gmail.com]
Gesendet: Dienstag, 30. Juni 2009 15:52
An: Ant Users List
Betreff: Re: loading ant macros from external files
