Martin,
I do not know of an alternative (there might be one) but I have never
had to do what you are doing.
Have you considered getting the source for JLink and then making it your
own ant task? You can then adjust it
to suit your needs?
Just a thought.
Maybe someone can chime in and say wh
Martin Gainty wrote:
Is there a cvs binary that needs to be installed?
I didnt see this in ant distro?!
Yes you need to choose a CVS implementation for Windows and install
that. I think the last one I used was cvsNT but I am sure there are others.
Thanks!
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If you need to generate something dynamically using a template I would
use Velocity. It is easy to make a velocity task (I believe by now one
might exist) and you can use it. You can feed Velocity a context of
parameters and spit out a new build file very easily.
just a thought
Peter Reilly
yitzle wrote:
That looks like what I want. Thanks!
When you are self taught multiple tools, frameworks, etc on the job
its hard to look through all the components, especially something like
Ant, where, as long as it works, I'm pretty happy. I did look at the
list of tasks, but some of the names
I may be being a bit picky but I would not key on a port (which could
change in a config file) I would target the process name itself with ps
or pgrep myself.
I haven't done any serious ant dev in a while (my build scripts work
fine =) but if you have exhausted the core and contrib tasks then
Joe Schmetzer wrote:
On Thu, 24 May, 2007 12:46 pm, query wrote:
Earlier I was using some other build tool to build my project. Here if a
target is built and if the same target is used to build some other target,
it compares the timestamp and will not build the dependent targets again.
As I s
Hello all,
I am currently upgrading to ant1.6.2 and I have run into a situation that works in
1.6.1 but not in 1.6.2. Hopefully someone can explain to me what is going on and if
its a bug or a change that I need to accomodate for.
In my base build.xml I define a path like so:
< ... simple
Not knowing how your development procedure is laid out I can only comment on
how I do it.
First off I separate code as best I can into cohesive projects being very
careful about cross project
dependencies. Thus I don't have to compile everything all the time unless I
am doing a release.
When I wan
