Re: Increase Java heap within xslt task?

Thanks Vimil, that's a good tip. Mark On 8/5/2012 8:00 PM, Vimil Saju wrote: You can use macrodefs to make it more readable to others. First define a macrodef something like as follows Now you can invoke the macrodef as follows __

Re: How to Execute Groovy 2.0 Code from an Ant File that has Groovy 1.7 Classpath

Failing that, define propertysets with the properties you need to propagate, then invoke ant via a java task with a fork, and the set of environment variables you want (including classpath.) Peter West "...you will find rest for your souls. For my yoke is easy, and my burden is light." On 06/

Re: How to Execute Groovy 2.0 Code from an Ant File that has Groovy 1.7 Classpath

Le 6 août 2012 à 14:37, Steve Amerige a écrit : > Some more info on this problem: > > The issue is is a ClassLoader delegation model > > problem. If the classpath has in it a path to Groovy 1.7.10 (as it does), > then even

Re: How to Execute Groovy 2.0 Code from an Ant File that has Groovy 1.7 Classpath

Some more info on this problem: The issue is is a ClassLoader delegation model problem. If the classpath has in it a path to Groovy 1.7.10 (as it does), then even if I explicitly add the classpath in Ant as I do below, the

wait for sftp resource

Hello, I would like to wait for an sftp resource (file on a SFTP server) availability before doing some actions. As the file would be big, I do not want to download it. Also, I do not know the exact name, only part of it (eg ${prefix}*${timestamp}.zip). I saw the task which allows to transfer fi