On 2010-07-19, Ben Matz wrote:
> I added a couple Selenium jars to my build lib and when I run ANT it
> reverts my ANT version to 1.6.5 (per calling ant -version) whereas it
> is actually 1.7.1? When I remove the jars the version goes back to
> 1.7.1?! Is that bizarre or what?
I assume you've co
To run Selenium Grid, you need Ant 1.7+ to be installed on your system.
http://selenium-grid.seleniumhq.org/get_started.html
Martin Gainty
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I am a total newbie with ANT so any ideas as to what is causing the following
would be awesome.
I added a couple Selenium jars to my build lib and when I run ANT it reverts my
ANT version to 1.6.5 (per calling ant -version) whereas it is actually 1.7.1?
When I remove the jars the version goes
Perfect! Thank you very much. The code I ended up using is...
Thanks again to all who answered,
Mat.
On 19 July
How about this (untested):
If this isn't correct, it should be very close to gthe answer.
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Jonathan Rosenberg
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This worked in my test. It uses the antcontrib tasks called "for" and "var"
declared using the xmlns within the root element.
I saw this but couldn't work out how to apply it to a selection of
files as my script does. It needs to look for all scripts labeled
*.html.part and concatenate header.html, the file and then footer.html
to create *.html. For example for the following directory...
/web:
index.html.part
page1.html.
Ant's task is what you want:
http://ant.apache.org/manual/index.html
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Jonathan Rosenberg
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-Original Message-
From: matt...@jaggard.org.uk [mailto:matt...@jaggard.org.uk] On Behalf Of
Matthew Jaggard
Sent:
Hi,
Sorry for the newbie question. I have written a task to concatenate
files but want to do it better (in a more platform independent way) as
it currently relies on "cat" being an available executable. Can anyone
tell me how to do this using the task or anything?
This works for me:
isset: ${isset}
JAVA_HOME: ${env.JAVA_HOME}
But beware of case sensitivy of the env variable: JAVA_HOME != java_home
Jan
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>Von: gengyun [mailto:geng...@sei.pku.edu.cn]
>Gesendet: Montag, 19. Juli 2010 04:03
>
This message comes from Ant, so this (and Java also) is correctly installed.
The message sais that an extension, the task APDUToolTask can not be found.
It should also print hints where Ant looks for this task.
You should consult the manual of your project (java_card_kit) which external
tasks to
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