*THIS* is the magic to which I was referring... getting .vbs
associated with cscript.exe.
I'm glad someone responded - I tried retracing my steps and didn't
get very far.
K
At 15:10 2006-01-30, Dick, Brian E. wrote:
Actually, wscript.exe is usually associated with Windows scripting
Rhino, this is a shot in the dark, but I recently went through a
rather painful rebuild of my wife's XP box and in the process wanted
to run some script from Microsoft to help edit acls. The
knowledgebase article had me register a different "script runner" for
lack of a better term so that I c
Untried:
HTH...
Ken
At 06:29 2006-01-27, you wrote:
Hi
Say I have a file, called contents.txt, which contains the text:
contents.txt:
The value is ${something}
And I have a property file values.properties which reads
values.propeties:
something=somev
y way towards that point
if it is at all necessary.
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On Sunday 22 January 2006 12:50 am, Ken Gentle wrote:
> At 15:57 2006-01-21, you wrote:
> > > Her
At 15:57 2006-01-21, you wrote:
> Here is the error: the includes attribute should contain patterns
> matching the file names you want copied.
> The patterns only match the directories.
> Try: includes="**/*.jar""
Tommy,
I know where the error is my real problem is the property friv
At 16:30 2006-01-16, you wrote:
I have a copy of DirectoryScanner. I do not see any calls to trim
in that code.
I will prepare a patch that quotes the directory name in question.
This might help others that get the error. I do know think it would
be safe to modify the file name, I would not wa
It sounds like either Ant Core or Java is performing a "trim" in one
path of execution that is not being performed on the other. (On a
second read, sounds like java.io.File is ignoring the trailing blank
while DirectoryScanner thinks it is significant).
I don't have this source in front of me
files add defaultexcludes="false" into element
(see http://ant.apache.org/manual/CoreTypes/fileset.html ). Default
excludes list: http://ant.apache.org/manual/dirtasks.html#defaultexcludes .
- Alexey.
Ken Gentle wrote:
The leading "." in the filenames (".#Test.log.1.23
The leading "." in the filenames (".#Test.log.1.23") is what is
preventing this pattern from matching. That looks vaguely like an
editor backup file or diff/merge tool backup file pattern.
If you're trying to delete files that are named more conventionally
(Test.log.1.23), you'll probably nee
I *knew* there was a solution to this problem (as I'd used it several
years ago to demonstrate to an unbelieving group that application
classpath was full of junk) - and it only took me two hours to find it again...
JWhich, by Mike Clark, has a mode to validate classpaths:
To validate the clas
ant
to someone experienced with CVS, VSS, PVCS or other SCM systems)
If someone else has wrapped those tasks or written the stuff to invoke it,
why re-invent the wheel?
- Alexey.
Ken Gentle wrote:
I too am currently having CCC Harvest inflicted on me. Ant tasks or an
example of using Ant to wo
I too am currently having CCC Harvest inflicted on me. Ant tasks or an
example of using Ant to work with Harvest would be greatly appreciated!
Ken
At 10:06 2004-12-13, you wrote:
Hi,
I was wondering if someone is working with ant and ccc_harvest ( a
version control system ).
are there an
Nasty regexp, but here's my solution:
At 04:24 PM 9/9/2003, you wrote:
Does anyone have any suggestions for converting the following bash script
to an equivalent set of ANT Targets?
The basic idea is to take a path of the form
./QA/
Does anyone have any suggestions for converting the following bash script
to an equivalent set of ANT Targets?
The basic idea is to take a path of the form
./QA/3.04.10-01/dist/Scripts/zz-Post-Install.sql
and turn it into
./PROD/3.04.10/dist/Scripts/01-zz-Post-Install.sql
I'm heading down t
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