syntax
came from?!?, etc. I believe there's a nice middle-ground between making the
docset both a tutorial and a reference (kind of like "Java in Nutshell", if
you're a Java person).
And I too would love to help out, if a group was started to work down this road.
property
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Jan
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>I've got a script that contains a number of build command
Ant invocation quietly and move on to the next
line. Unfortunately, while I can accomplish this with the task, I get a
nasty BUILD FAILED message which is not really the case.
Is there a way, using Core Tasks, to test and "fail silently".
Thanks.
Jay
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vs log build.xml
Or from an Ant script e.g.
Let me know if you have any problems with this, in case I missed a step.
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tails.
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From: Todd Nine
Sent: 2005-05-24 22:04:32
Subject: Checking out with CVS_RSH=ssh using ant
Hi all,
I'm trying to execute an ant target th
That's a really good point. A "build.bat" file would simplify it even further:
build
I was so interested in trying to do it Ant-like, that I didn't consider
alternatives. Thanks for the info.
Jay
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uild
Since "build" and "" are known ahead of time, I can make them
targets. However, "" is always varied, and so I'd like to find some
way to make this work. I realize I can do:
ant build -Dtag=
But I'd rather avoid the "-Dtag=" if poss
