Antwort: Re: Calling Ant using different JDKs

2006-11-15 Thread Christian . Konrad
Thanks everybody for your hints! Finally I used the good old "exec"... The project's build-file (build.xml - doing the main job) is called by a masterbuild-file which is called by a buildfile doing the scheduling - what needs to be build when. And this very first call is an exec. I passed the nest

Calling Ant using different JDKs

2006-11-13 Thread Christian . Konrad
Hi everybody, is there a way to call an Ant Build-File () and pass it the JAVA_HOME environment variable? Exec accepts just that using the nested env-Argument (). Basically I'm looking for a way to call a Build-File (build.xml) with different JDKs. I cannot fix the javac call to use the different

Antwort: AW: passing 0 to exec

2004-09-29 Thread Christian . Konrad
sk. But it seems > like ant does > not handle passing the value "0" as an argument to exec. > Am I right? > > exec ... > arg value=0 > /exec > > In the upper case the perl script doesn't receive a value. > Other passed > numbers are accepted. >

passing 0 to exec

2004-09-29 Thread Christian . Konrad
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Re: AW: [Telnet] Debugging Telnet task?

2003-09-16 Thread Konrad
Hi Antoine. Thanks for your reply. I tried adding another after the last write command, but the file is still not being copied. Any other suggestions to try? Thanks. --- Antoine_Levy-Lambert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi Konrad, > you probably need another read aft