Re: Weird "xslt" task behavior

11-11-17, Jo Support wrote: > >> Hello everybody, > >> I've noticed a weird behavior from "xslt" task relating to relative >> paths. It seems that "xslt" task set the context for the "style" >> attribute relative path in two different

Weird "xslt" task behavior

Hello everybody, I've noticed a weird behavior from "xslt" task relating to relative paths. It seems that "xslt" task set the context for the "style" attribute relative path in two different ways, depending on the way Ant has been executed (via command line, or via Java API). Scenario: Ant versi

Re: ant, xsl and variables

Thanks a lot Michael and Scot, it works great! On Tue, Dec 21, 2010 at 1:03 PM, Scot P. Floess wrote: > > Yeah, need to do value-of as Michael suggests... > > > On Tue, 21 Dec 2010, Michael Ludwig wrote: > >> Jo Support schrieb am 21

Re: ant, xsl and variables

"style/setValues.xsl"> >     >     >   > > See the single ticks around ${floorType}? > > Honestly, its been a while since I passed in params from an Ant script...one > of the two should work... > > > HTH, >

ant, xsl and variables

Hello people, how do I pass a variable to a stylesheet using xslt task? I have this ant script: and this stylesheet:

propertyfile task and escaping

Hello, Scenario: Ant 1.8.0 on WinXP is there a way to avoid escaping chars by propertyfile task? The following task http://mydomain/"/> produces the following file MY_URL=http\://mydomain/ that is bad. I know there are other solutions, like echoing a new property file (but I have a

Re: xmlTask - Help

Finally I realized that library XmlTask from Oops is nothing more than a XSLT engine, and it uses the same mechanics, so I found (thanks to your example) the right syntax to get what I wanted using that library: This code does the job cor

xmlTask - Help

Hello people, I'm sorry to write here about a third party library, but it seems that official xmlTask mailing list is off (no messages since subscription, three days ago), and there are no news about Oops Consultancy since September 2009. So I'll try to quest here, hoping for someone to be able to

Re: target progress bar

On Nov 7, 2007 11:26 AM, Steve Loughran <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Jo Support wrote: > > Thank you very much for all the suggestions (Hudson and Ant Explorer), > > but both don't fit with my need. I only need to substitute standard > > output with a progress bar,

Re: target progress bar

developer mailing list in order to solve my self-made progress bar problems. Thank you once again for the support! Jo On Nov 6, 2007 7:41 PM, david <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Try: http://www.yworks.com/en/products_antexplorer_walkthrough.htm#depbar > > Jo Support wrote .. > >

target progress bar

hi, is there a lib that can display a target progress (or percentage progress, or something similar) bar instead of the standard output of each tasks? i'd like to make my scripts' users blind of the standard output, but give them the sensation the workstation isn't locked. any idea/suggestion? th

target progress bar

hi, is there a lib that can display a target progress (or percentage progress, or something similar) bar instead of the standard output of each tasks? i'd like to make my scripts' users blind of the standard output, but give them the sensation the workstation isn't locked. any idea/suggestion? ps