Here is how I decided to do it. If the command-line parameter "span" is
supplied with the value "week", "start.date" is assigned the value of
"weekly.start.date". Otherwise, it is assigned the value of "daily.start.date".
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Charles,
Look at the Conditions task, Supported conditions
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Charles,
Look at the Conditions task, Supported conditions in the Ant manual. This has a
test to see if a property is set or not.
The Tstamp task has an offset attribute that you can use to chan
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I'm using Ant to orchestrate a processing pipeline that begins with a query to
an Oracle dat
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I'm using Ant to orchestrate a processing pipeline that begins with a query to
an Oracle database
value for the low end of the
date range in Ant, triggered by passing the command line parameter -Dweek=true.
Based on this (either the parameter is set or it is not), I'd like to set a
property to one or another value.
If week=true then I'd like to set the value of start.date to t
>Easy...I use this trick to run/not run my unit tests:
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>command line to run my unit tests:
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>ant -Dunit.test=true build.all
But dont wonder with-Dunit.test=false
Jan
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Easy...I use this trick to run/not run my unit tests:
command line to run my unit tests:
ant -Dunit.test=true build.all
command line to skipt my unit tests:
ant build.all
ANT Script:
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We have requirement like thi
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ks in a HelloWorld
> - give that target a name
> - call that target from the commandline
> ant foo
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>Betreff: Command line parameter
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>Hi
>We have requirement like this.
>I want to give a command line argument and based on this
>argument I want run some task.
>Can this is possible.
>If possible how we can
- bundle your tasks in a HelloWorld
- give that target a name
- call that target from the commandline
ant foo
Jan
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Hi
We have requirement like this.
I want to give a command line argument and based on this argument I want run
some task.
Can this is possible.
If possible how we can achieve this???
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cheers
deepali
Got it ! Thanks for all helps
2006/1/3, Yves Martin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
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> Wascally Wabbit <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
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> > ant -projecthelp gives list of public targets for build.xml in current
> > directory. (Use -f to name alternative build script.)
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> You may also use ant -v -projecthelp
Wascally Wabbit <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> ant -projecthelp gives list of public targets for build.xml in current
> directory. (Use -f to name alternative build script.)
You may also use ant -v -projecthelp
to get all targets (public and internal)
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Subject: Which command line parameter could get all targets' name in
build.xml ?
hi all:
anybody could give any suggestions ?
ant [options] [target [target2 [target3] ...]]
Options:
-help, -h
ant -projecthelp gives list of public targets for build.xml in current
directory. (Use -f to name alternative build script.)
At 04:12 AM 12/31/2005, you wrote:
hi all:
anybody could give any suggestions ?
ant [options] [target [target2 [target3] ...]]
Options:
-help, -h prin
hi all:
anybody could give any suggestions ?
ant [options] [target [target2 [target3] ...]]
Options:
-help, -h print this message
-projecthelp, -p print project help information
-version print the version information and exit
-diagnostics pri
Hi,
I know how to pass command line parameters into ANT using the -D option.
But how can I pick up these parameters from within a JUnit test script
Started from within ANT.
Regards
Steve
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