> what about trying to remove the classpath attribute from the manifest of the
> jar that you are building ?
>
> Also, the manifestclasspath source code tells me that a classpath attribute
> in a manifest is separated by spaces,
> not semicolons.
>
> Or generate the classpath of your jar using mani
I am trying to run the runAnt.bat from the command line and i get a error as
shown below.
sync:
this target completes successfully.
createbar:
[delete] Deleting directory
C:\nbkoldy_rp_all_new\MBroker\rp_11.2\build\temp
[mkdir] Created dir: C:\nbkoldy_rp_all_new\MBroker\rp_11.2\build\te
Hi Stefan
Thanks for your kind reply on both list. I have been testing the Ant
Untar task and it works reasonably well. In my test I used a tgz that
is 13 GB and 2 entries are around 6 GB.
Thanks again
Lin
On Sat, Jan 8, 2011 at 2:50 PM, Stefan Bodewig wrote:
> On 2011-01-07, Lin Sun wrote:
Hello Kevin,
what about trying to remove the classpath attribute from the manifest of
the jar that you are building ?
Also, the manifestclasspath source code tells me that a classpath
attribute in a manifest is separated by spaces,
not semicolons.
Or generate the classpath of your jar using
> The simplest is to use Antelope tasks:
> http://antelope.tigris.org/nonav/docs/manual/bk03ch13.html
Rather simple is also
which you would get by enabling Flaka's [1] property helper.
Also checkout [2] for many other 'String' properties and functions
working on (String) objects. For exampl
had the same issue with nohup and a forked java task. The problem was that
the input of the forked java task was still taken from the console and the
java task was hanging.
Adding input="/dev/null" to my java task solved the problem!
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