Ok. Sorry about that. But there's no other way to do it? I cant make my
own tasks.
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As described in the manual? ;)
I wrote a tutorial about that.
Jan
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how do you implement your own task?
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I would implement my own task...
while condition=true
dodelete path
and maybe running as asynchronous thread
Jan
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Von: Henrik Gemal [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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I need to loop until I can delete a directory. The directory is locked
when the user is running a client.
My current code looks like this, but it only checks two times. I really
need to loop untill the delete is succesfull.
Can it be done?
In my "build.xml" file I have:
in my "build.properties" I have:
project=launchy
[EMAIL PROTECTED]@-gemal
when I do my copy from within "build.xml" the @guid@ are replaced with
"launchy-gemal" which is nice.
but in my "build.xml" I cant use:
${ext.project}-gemal.dk
this echos "${ext.project}
I use ant to build my Mozilla extensions Launchy and Linky
Ant build files (build.xml and build.properties and
build.apps.properties) here:
http://mozdev.org/source/browse/launchy/source/
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can ant be used to build non-java applications?If so, how ?And does anyone
tried
I have the following:
Now I need to create a file with the version in it's name but without
the . (dots) something like:
blabla400.zip
So is there a way to convert the ${ext.version} into a new property
without the dots?
I need this to be a generic way since I'm using the build.xml file in
