Brian,
Thanks. I'm having some newbie issues using it but I also found that
there's an xmltask-users email list, so I've posted my problem there.
Again, thanks.
-- Rob
On 3/18/10 1:13 PM, "Brian Agnew" wrote:
> XMLTask is what you want. It was specifically designed for such things.
>
> ht
Or you can try this:
http://ant.apache.org/manual/CoreTasks/replace.html
(@Brian: i will have a look to XMl Task this week ;-) )
S.
XMLTask is what you want. It was specifically designed for such things.
http://www.oopsconsultancy.com/software/xmltask
Brian
On 18/03/2010 18:52, Rob Tanner wr
XMLTask is what you want. It was specifically designed for such things.
http://www.oopsconsultancy.com/software/xmltask
Brian
On 18/03/2010 18:52, Rob Tanner wrote:
Hi,
I¹m starting to build applications using the Google Web Toolkit (GWT) in
Eclipse. When moved to the production server, web.
Hi,
I¹m starting to build applications using the Google Web Toolkit (GWT) in
Eclipse. When moved to the production server, web.xml needs to have a
security-constraint so as to require SSL, but in development, GWT¹s hosted
mode doesn¹t understand the security-constraint. The GWT compile does not
Hello Philip,
Ant does not have the power to change the environment variables which
were assigned by the starting shell. Perl can do that I think.
Environment variables do not matter much to ant itself, my guess is that
you want to run several commands from ant which require special env
vari
Hello everyone,
I'd like to do the following (don't ask why :-)):
(-> = "depends on", v = version, + = or higher)
Module Master v1 -> C v1, B v1, D v1+
Module B v1 -> nothing
Module C v1 -> B v2, Dv2
Module D v2 -> nothing
When I try to build module Master, Ivy won't resolve becaus
Thanks,
Sure, I could use setx, but this changes the environment variable on my
maschine i.e. in every new shell I open, but not the current one. I guess that
is not even possible using a normal e.g. C++ program.
Philipp
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Agreed with Jan. If you want to modify permanently the environment
variables of Windows machines, one of the tools you
can use is VBS. I think you will find articles about which API calls to
use to do this in VBS.
Ant can kick off a VBS script if you do
Regards,
Antoine
jan.mate..
You are right: you cannot change the values from Ant.
You could use the "setx" system command, so NEW processes will get the new
values.
I dont know any possibility to change the environment for RUNNING processes.
Maybe via PowerShell, WindowsManagementInstrumentation, ... a la
for(Projess p :
Hello,
I'd like to make ant modify my current shell environment on Windows
maschines.
Example:
I'd like something like an 'ant set' (target 'set') that sets some
'foo=bar'. Calling that target should have the same effect than calling
'set foo=bar'.
I tried some stuff: calling python sc
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