I have a build.xml that has multiple jar targets which share a common
classpath. For putting the classpath into the manifests of these jars
without repeating the list of files in the classpath, I am trying to use the
manifestclasspath as follows
Hi,
I have been defining macros in individual files and as a result every
time I add a new macro I am adding an import to a "import all macros"
type file. Because I store all the macros in one directory, is it
possible to import all the files located in this directory without the
need to main
Can you show me ?, cause i see at an example
it just use only one jar, how to added another jar that required
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Regrads,
Andy Susanto,S.Kom
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On Sat, Feb 20, 2010 at 5
Hello Brian,
thanks for reporting this issue. You may want to file a bug report in
bugzilla under http://issues.apache.org/bugzilla and optionally attach a
patch for ProjectHelper2.
Regards,
Antoine
Brian Repko wrote:
As per the documentation on extension-points, there is a note that
this
Hello Andy,
there is an ant task ManifestClasspath which should help you get this
classpath right.
Antoine
andy susanto wrote:
hai,
i would like run a jarfile. my jar file need an external jar, when i added
inside manifest, when i try to run it from a command line, i got an error.
hai,
i would like run a jarfile. my jar file need an external jar, when i added
inside manifest, when i try to run it from a command line, i got an error.
cause i still a newbies to using an ant, actual i am always using an
IDE to run my application
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Regrads,
Andy Susanto,S.Kom
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As per the documentation on extension-points, there is a note
that this is designed to be used with imported build files.
I tried to create the example given (see attached files) where
build.xml imports targets and an extension-point and then
adds a dependency via the extensionOf.
This results in
