2006/9/20, Steve Loughran <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
have you considered just
using the command? Tomcat now supports deploy-by-copy, so copying
something into the target dir is all you need.
Yes, that just works fine, but I find it a bit frustrating not to manage to
have the dedicated tasks wor
Hello all !I'm currently trying to use Tomcat Ant tasks from within Eclipse 3.2. (deploy, reload, start, stop, etc...). I join my build.xml for further insight.
I've added "ant.jar", "catalina-ant.jar" & "tools.jar" to Window / Preferences / Ant / runtime / global entries, but n
You're my prophet ! =)
This plus adding a " to where the .jar is, et
voila !
Thanx a lot to having pointed me to this known issue : I will use it again,
I'm convinced ! I'm going to report this to the JDepend author NOW : he told
me he could not help me very much, so I assume he doesn't know abo
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2006/9/6, Peter Reilly <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
It depends on eclipse.
I think so, too.
I do not use eclipse (tried to once or twice)
but have some experience in netbeans and intelli idea.
Both of these come with a bundled ant.
Eclipse too.
One has set
set the ant path to your a
OK. I've removed jdepend.jar from : eclipse build path, eclipse classpath
and system classpath. But no way, this doesn't work.
:s
Pierre
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defs.optional.jdepend.JDependTask cannot be
found: jdepend/xmlui/JDepend
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I've tryied these unsuccessfully:
-adding jdepend.jar to my eclipse build path
-setting ANT_HOME
-copying jdepend.jar to ~ant.home/lib/
Notice that I've tried all three with jdepend-2.9.1.jar, too.
If anyone g
