I realize that the elements that support if conditions (like the include
elements in a fileset OR target elements themselves) are expecting a simple ant
property. ANT then will do the very simple existence check on that property.
If it has been defined, the if condition returns true and the un
I am trying to use schemavalidate against an XSD. The XML doc validates in
Eclipse and Visual Studio XML editors. When I run schemavalidate in my ant
build, it consistently throws the same 3 errors, plus it tells me it isn't a
valid XML doc. I dug into the XML, and didn't see any issues with it th
Thanks for your reply and help Jan, I'm still not clear.
All 3 files have to be copied to 3 different subfolders.
So file1.qa, file2.qa, and file3.qa or with .staging extension would be fine as
long as I'm building for those 2 environment. But when it comes to production
I have to copy
I don't believe there is a way to do this with pure Ant currently. As you
mention, options are exec task or write your own task. The key to writing
your own taks would be to find a java implementation of keytool.
-Rob Anderson
On Mon, Oct 12, 2009 at 11:51 PM, Max Danielsson wrote:
> Hi, I've b
All ant-*.jar files are build from the same source tree using different file
selectors.
1. compile the whole source tree including all optional stuff (if the required
lib is present)
2. build ant.jar for all classes which dont depend on external libs
3. build a bunch of ant-*.jar for optional lib
Hi,
Thanks, but I still can't find the source code of Ant-optional. I can only find
the binary. Is Ant-optional a part of Ant or is it separate? Do you know if the
Ant-optional binary is compiled from Ant's source code?
BR Lovisa
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