Hi to all list members,
I've looked in the Ant manual and googled about the questions mentioned
below but unfortunately haven't found anything useful.
Is it possible to use the output of one Ant task as the input of another Ant
task (some sort of piping mechanism as it exists in Unix) without the
Hi,
I'm using a beanshell script to invoke XSLTProcess (which corresponds to
the element). I've verified that the no of stylesheet params inside
the script is correct. How can I verify that the xsltproc instance is
parameterized correctly from within the beanshell script?
Any help will be greatl
Hi Antoine,
after googling a bit, I found this:
http://www.oopsconsultancy.com/software/xmltask/#examples
=> It's possible to create an XML fragment describing the task
(including the elements for the stylesheet parameters)
But that leads me to a totally different question: Is it possible
Hi,
I'm faced with the following situation:
- The stylesheet parameters supposed to be passed to the XSLT processor
should be configurable from the "outside world", like this
- I want to provide a macro that creates a bunch of elements
with name and expression attributes based on the numb
Hi,
I solved this problem like this (excerpt from my build file
"do-actual-test.xml"):
1. The necessary macros (I'm using Ant 1.6.2)
Hi Daniel,
first of all, thanks for your reply. Which version of Ant are you using? I'm
using 1.6.2 and it doesn't work as shown by this error message:
antcall-param-test.xml:15: The type doesn't support the nested
"target" element.
Kind regards,
Holger
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Hi,
I would like to have a target depend on another target whose name is
specified as the value of a param used inside an . Is this
possible? If not, can this functionality be achieved in another way? If so,
which one? Below is an example that (hopefully) clarifies what I'm trying to
do. It consis
here any other way to get more info from Ant???
Here's the path structure I was playing with and my modified build file
(most stuff commented out, so that it can be selectively reenabled for
testing purposes).
> >Holger Rauch wrote:
> [...]
> >>
> >>test(di
Hi!
I've created the following simple directory structure for testing purposes.
I would like to see only dirs below test ("blah" and "blubber") in my
dirset/fileset. The Ant version I'm using is 1.6.5 in conjunction with
JDK 1.5.0_06 on Linux:
test(dir)
|--> blah (dir)
|--> blubber (
Hi!
I'm trying to capitalize a string as demonstrated with the following small
sample build file:
foo = ${foo}
FOO = ${FOO}
The output I get however is that each lowercase letter is converted
literally to "[A-Z]":
main:
[echo] foo = blah/
On Wed, 06 Apr 2005, Ninju Bohra wrote:
> [...]
> There have been efforts to integrate the "if" (and
> "unless") logic into all taskdefs, but it has been
> rejected repeatedly :-(
> [...]
Can anyone on this list tell me for what reason(s) the if/unless logic has
been rejected? Thanks.
Rainer, thanks for reminding me on . I forgot about it.
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Hi!
I'm aware that if/unless attributes can be used to select targets depending
on whether the value of some property is set or not. Where else
(types/tasks) can if/unless be used in addition to targets?
Is there an overview on this issue in some place?
(I tried using "if" on in order to set th
Rehi!
On Fri, 01 Apr 2005, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> In contrast to Unix, Windows has not real root directory.
But when opening a DOS command prompt, it is possible to cd from e.g.
C:\winnt\system32
to "\" of the current drive (C:) using "cd \".
How can this be possible if there's no real ro
Hi Jan!
Thanks a lot for your quick reply
On Fri, 01 Apr 2005, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> [...]
>
Ok, but does dir="/" really work on Win*, too? If not, is there any way of
making your suggestion platform independent?
TIA.
Greetings,
Holger
On Tue, 29 Mar 2005, Ivan Ivanov wrote:
> change with
> [...]
That indeed fixed the problem, thanks.
Two questions related to selectors coming to my mind are:
Can selectors be used to select files located in different absolute paths
from within the same fileset?
Example: I have the following
On Wed, 16 Mar 2005, Rainer Noack wrote:
> I'm not really sure what you mean.
> Either you have one "boolean" property that tells you cfg has changed or not
> Or you have two properties with last and current cfg.
> [...]
Thanks a lot! The second approach just works nicely for me :-)
Hi!
I'm using Ant 1.6.2 on Linux and having trouble with selectors in a fileset.
In the following small build file "foo" and "bar" are NOT included in the
fileset even though these two files actually exist. Unfortunately, running
"ant -d" doesn't give me additional info and reading the Ant manual
On Wed, 16 Mar 2005, Rainer Noack wrote:
> Remove the existing jar.
Sure, but I only want to remove the existing JAR if the property indicating
whether the JAR is supposed to be signed has changed since otherwise I end
up rebuilding the JAR file even though it wasn't necessary.
This property is s
Hi!
In my build file I have a property telling whether JARs are supposed to be
signed using or not. Furthermore, there's on uptodate check based
on whether any of the JAR file's contents are more recent than the JAR file
itself.
How can I enforce rejarring of a JAR file when the property indicat
Hi Peter!
Thanks a lot for your quick reply!
On Tue, 15 Mar 2005, Peter Reilly wrote:
> One can have a top-level fileset on unix.
What happens on Windows? Do I have to use some other value for dir there?
> [...)
> However, the filename specs in the includes still need to be relative
> so they
Hi!
I've run into a problem using filesets whose members contain absolute path
names. The following short build script illustrates the problem.
My questions are:
Why is the property files.converted (supposed to hold the fileset's contents)
empty even though the files actually exist on my system?
Hi Ivan!
First of all, thanks a lot for your quick reply!
On Wed, 13 Oct 2004, Ivan Ivanov wrote:
> How about first copying the files to a temporary
> directory and then scp'ing to the server and finally
> deleting then from tmp:
> [...]
I verified your suggestion and it works indeed. Thanks a
Hi!
I'm using the scp task of Ant 1.6.2 in order to copy some SQL scripts
which are stored in various directories on the source system to
a target system. On the target system, I want all .sql files to
appear below a single directory. How can I achieve this if scp
doesn't support neither
nor
Hi!
I'm using ant 1.6.2 in conjunction with JDK 1.4.2_05 on Debian GNU/Linux 3.0
("Woody"). From my ant build file, the serverdeploy task is invoked like this:
The settings are:
weblogic.server.protocol is set to http
weblogic.dmgctrl.server is the name of the virtual server (as it shows up
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