Steve Loughran wrote:
or you cp -r to some intermediate place, strip out the junk you dont
want then do another cp -r of the stuff you like. Nasty, but
roughly what I do with some of my deployments where I want almost but
not everything on the classpath to get redistributed. Rather than
decla
Steve Loughran wrote:
I need an alternative to standard copy task . The standard one does
not preserve permissions on unix systems, can not be told to create
hardlinks if possible instead of copying,
etc etc, and I need all that. I'm planning to get standard copy task
and modify it to produce s
Steve Loughran wrote:
The alternative is creating and binding by hand:
MyTask task=new MyTask();
task.setProject(getProject());
task.setName(getName());
task.setLocation(getLocation());
task.init();
This is how everything in Ant1.7 does it, though there we cheated add
added Task.bindToOwner(Ta
Hi all,
I have two existing tasks. I want to modify the first task so that it
runs the second one as part
of its work.
I have code which creates ant build file with parameters for the second
task and then uses
new instance of AntScenario to run that file. The question is, can I do
the same t
