Hi guys,
I have a very basic question, i dunno if its my error or just that ANT does
not allow it, but when I call the delete command, like so:
All it does is erase the children of ${bin.dir}, but not ${bin.dir} itself,
I've tested this in windows 7 and ubuntu 9.04 but nothing seems to solve it
Ant normally displays each task it is executing, so the delete task will say
[delete]. Have you tried running Ant with the -quiet switch? That should
remove all the standard messages except for warnings.
You can also look at the various loggers. For example, there's a log4j
listener that will all
Thanks for the info I decided to specify each of the JARS as turned out only
needed 3 in any case. Now when I run the app I get an error as a XML file
cannot be found.
I did the following in the ant target:
and this file exists in my JAR but when running the JAR the file cannot be
found?
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Thanks for the info but what I needed was to add all JARS within a directory
rather than s
Thanks for the info but what I needed was to add all JARS within a directory
rather than specifying each one if thats possible?
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To: user@ant.apache.org
Subject: Adding multiple external JARS using Ant
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Hi all
I have the following target:
Hi all
I have the following target:
When I run the JAR from the command line I get ClassNotFoundExceptions and
There is a try catch in antcontrib, that I use...
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Hi eve
On 2009-09-30, Raja Nagendra Kumar wrote:
> Yes, I could but I loose the flexibility of calling from command line.
original-content-of-your-target
should work for that usecase.
> To our surprise.. when such a changes are done, they work from xml but it
> does not work cust
Yes, I could but I loose the flexibility of calling from command line.
To our surprise.. when such a changes are done, they work from xml but it
does not work custom task (based on project.createTask() and execute() )
methods.
Regards,
Nagendra
Stefan Bodewig wrote:
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> On 2009-09-30, Raja Na
Is there a way not to display the message 'deleting a file...' when Apache
ANT is actually deleting a file?
When I do this:
I see the message: [delete] Deleting: d:\pro.txt...
For the product flow, it shouldn't display this message because of the
clarity.
I hope someone can help me. Thanks!
Hi everybody,
I am doing several xslt transformations managed by an ant build file.
The XSLT processor used is Saxon 9 since our stylesheets are written in
XSLT 2.0.
My problem now is that if Saxon is reporting a fatal error for the
transformation of one input file,
the ant task is breaking
On 2009-09-30, Raja Nagendra Kumar wrote:
> On a professional product build scripts, we see the need for calling many
> times to call a particular target. However due to isolation level
> for this target calls.. there is a huge penalty on performance.
> Is there a way to call another target in
Hi,
On a professional product build scripts, we see the need for calling many
times to call a particular target. However due to isolation level
for this target calls.. there is a huge penalty on performance.
Is there a way to call another target in the same build context and with no
isolation n
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