refering to it in my build-target, like herebelow :
I get a :
build.path doesn't denote a path
Any idea ?
\T,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Thomas Lionel SMETS) wrote:
>Tx Stephan ... :
Tx Stephan ... :((
I actually have no other place where I intend to use it... It is just that I prefere
to prepare all the FileSets / PatternSets in the upper part of my Build-file. Cleaness
caught me ;-)
\T,
Stefan Bodewig <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>On Fri, 05 Dec 2003, Thomas Lio
In my build I have Patternsets, from which I build Filesets, like here below :
>From which I created FileSets :
Now for creating my jar, the would like to include both fi
Here is the problem, I like a project to have the following structure : See below.
Now, my Build.xml (in this case 'TestBuild.xml') always referes to a property-file
where most the properties are defined (One coul have gessed that !)
I seems that I cannot use "variables" in the property file abo
In the ANT-docs, the delete-Task accepts a FileSet, with the following description:
Attribute : includes
Description : comma- or space-separated list of patterns of files that must be
included; all files are included when omitted.
Required : No
But in the example they give :
Is there a reason why we can't use the task as a
definiton ?
I mean, this works :
Value for :
root directory : ${root.dir}
.. scripts ...: ${scripts.dir}
scripts.lib.dir : ${scripts.lib.dir}
lib.dir
