James Abley wrote:
Why? You have a working ANT build file. Why can't you install ANT
where required? Maybe you could provide a batch file that checks for
the existence of ANT and installs it as required?
Not to be facetious, but do you require ant for your project's
distributions?
Otherwise
/build-impl.xml, the
NetBeans managed file. The default target is "default", which is
described as "Build and test whole project".
"ant -debug" spews lots of information. Nothing looks particularly
"interesting" in the context of this problem. Again
This may be more of a general Java question than a specific Ant
question, but here it goes
I have a project that I built with NetBeans. NetBeans gave me a nice
ant file that works great. But I need non-developers who don't have ant
installed to be able to run it.
When I run "ant -v run
I am also trying to develop something like what Scot described and
running into similar problems. However, I am not using the namespace
notation. My version looks something like this:
Defined task
I currently get the
that buildfile?
Or do I just need to suck it up for the moment and accept the naming
prefixes?
Thanks in advance.
Anm
Peter Reilly wrote:
Use and not
Peter
On Wed, Mar 5, 2008 at 1:46 PM, Andrew n marshall wrote:
Is it possible to define a task in one ant build file, but use
Is it possible to define a task in one ant build file, but use it in
another? For example, I want to have a single build file that contains
the properties and tasks to download a copy of svnant and define its
tasks. Then I want to call that ant file's define_svn_task target from
another fil
