Thanks Chris;
I'm not sure I understand... I'm running Ant manually from the command line,
I'm not familiar with any cache to clear.
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I'm not compiling the XSLT; I've tried both the and tasks, as
shown below.
The XSLT file is copied from ClearCase to a directory by the task. (I've
verified that the 'correct' version is being copied and that the XSLT is
actually being run from that directory). The checkin was done manually
"Dunning, John (LNG-HBE)" wrote on
16/04/2012 20:03:48:
> I'm facing a rather strange problem with Ant - I have a task that
> uses to copy an XSLT file managed under ClearCase, then uses
> to perform XSL transformations. Any changes to the XSLT are
> ignored *unless the file is renamed*.
Hi John
I think it may be your cache.
Clear it down after rename because the original file is already there.
Chris
On 16 April 2012 20:03, Dunning, John (LNG-HBE) wrote:
> I'm facing a rather strange problem with Ant - I have a task that uses
> to copy an XSLT file managed under ClearCase, t
Hi John,
How exactly are you doing the transformation? Does it compile the xslt to a
java "translet" (possibly in a tmp directory) that actually does the
transformation, and if so is that being updated when the xslt file is? Is
the transformation being done from the copy or the original file, and
I'm facing a rather strange problem with Ant - I have a task that uses
to copy an XSLT file managed under ClearCase, then uses to perform XSL
transformations. Any changes to the XSLT are ignored *unless the file is
renamed*.
If I check out the file, make updates, and back check into ClearC
