Rebhan, Gilbert wrote:
try
Ah schollboy error, thats it
messagemimetype="text/html"
thanks Paul
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Hi, this is my task
password="xx" mailport="25" subject="test"
messagemimetype="mime/html"
messagefile="C:\code\jthink\jaikozannounce.html" encoding="mime">
the email is sent okay, but when I open the received email in
Thunderbird the message is empty, however if I look at the e
I dont understand Ruby so this wouldnt be an option for me. It just
seems that this is such a common problem that it shoulg go into ant proper
Rebhan, Gilbert wrote:
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From: Paul Taylor [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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I did it using Ant-contrib as follows
param="param1"/>
thanks Paul
(BTW why dont they merge things like foreach into the main ant project,
its very useful)
Paul Taylor wrote:
Hi, sure simple enough, but cant work out to iterate through lines of
file, i,e how do I impl
Hi, sure simple enough, but cant work out to iterate through lines of
file, i,e how do I implement the for loop in pseudo code below
for line in file
rof
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Matt Benson wrote:
--- Paul Taylor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Wow Matt , that works nicely though not very
intuitive I'm not suprised
I couldnt find it. I dont suppose you know howe
could I remove the
duplicates lines now that it is sorted. My idea was
that I compare the
li
Wow Matt , that works nicely though not very intuitive I'm not suprised
I couldnt find it. I dont suppose you know howe could I remove the
duplicates lines now that it is sorted. My idea was that I compare the
lines line by line and if the line matches the previous line discard it
but I cant wo
Hi, is it possible to sort the lines of a file alphabetically, and
remove duplicates files, these seem simple enough thing to do but I cant
find anyway to do it.
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Hi
If I run my junit tasks from within ant using forkmode="once" a few of
the tests fail - if I remove the forkmode="once" option they work. I
cant really understand why this is the case, there is File/IO involved
in the tests
but the original files are copied as a new file for each test so ca
Paul Taylor wrote:
I am trying trying to build to do two slightly different builds from
the same source code into two different directories, build and
buildwithlicense.
Then for each directory I tar up the results, the first one works ok
but the second one always reports that there is nothing
I am trying trying to build to do two slightly different builds from the
same source code into two different directories, build and buildwithlicense.
Then for each directory I tar up the results, the first one works ok but
the second one always reports that there is nothing to do even though it
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