I am using lower case
. Still I get the error,
"if doesn't support the nested "ispropertytrue" element."
Following is my code:
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Is this a lowercase problem?
Juergen, you're a megastar! I've been beating my brain on this one for more
than a week, and I really believed I'd been down that route, without any
success. However, I tried it again and bingo! problem solved.
Thanks for your help
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Hello,
Just a guess: In the link you gave the code is:
Your code is:
Is this a lowercase problem?
Greetings Juergen
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Gesendet: Mittwoch, 3. Juni 2009 19:46
An: Ant Users List
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If there is a bug in how Java 1.4 handles certain
bytecodes, I'm not sure recompiling would be
helpful. Note that my Ant project compiles C++
code -- my only use of Ant and Java is to run these C++ builds.
On the other hand, all the Ant binaries I've
installed were probably compiled on a fai
I know that Java 1.4 had a lot of bugs that had to be fixed -- hence
the later versions of Java 1.4 like Java 1.4.2.
It could just be that you hit one of the Java 1.4 bugs. Can you
upgrade to Java 1.4.2? Or, at least compile in Java 1.4.2 since the
bytecode produced by Java 1.4.2 should be identi
I do not think it is a simple classpath problem
because the same physical layout works on all my
other machines, but under newer versions of Java.
In every case, I am using Ant 1.7.1, and I copied
ant-contrib-1.0b3.jar to the $ANT_HOME/lib
directory. The ant-contrib JAR appears in the
ant -
Hello,
This doesnt look like a Java problem.
This seems to be a classpath problem.
The error says, that the whole antcontrib.jar could not be found.
Antlib.xml is inside the antcontrib.jar and defines the tasks of antcontrib.
The antcontrib.jar is probably not on the classpath of the Ant you are
y causes a problem though?
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>Thanks,
>Mehdi
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Just put the ant-contrib in one of the external library directories, e.g.
USER_HOME/.ant/lib.
Jan
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A completely different way than if/then/else cascades is via defining
properties and use their values.
1. set a property to the output value if the requirement is true
2. set the properties to empty string (dont forget: props are immutable!)
3. print the properties out
Quick hack without reading
not tried:
match: (.*)\.(.*)\.(.*)\.(.*)
select: \1 my
\2 property
\3 56238912
\4 1285
but without check for digits or length.
Jan
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