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mail. Thanks for the info though.
Cameron
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set the property at the bottom of the target:
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Ah that’s a good workaround.
Thanks,
Cameron
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nloaded by users compiling. I wonder why there’s no
build-in task to do this?
BTW is there anything other than js.jar that I need to put on the
classpath so that it will work? Ant gives me the “Could not create task
or type of type: scriptdef” error. I also put bsf.jar on the classpath
and still ge
two-other:
BUILD SUCCESSFUL
but I want it so that the init target doesn’t get run again, because it
has already been run. Is that just a limitation of antcall (that it
forgets which dependencies have already been run)? If so, how I else
can I get this sort of flow control?
Thanks,
Cameron
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