Bulk repository copy question

In regards to copying modules from one repository to another, the documentation shows examples of copying a single module from one resolver to another, explicitly declaring the organization, module, and revision. How can I do an implicit bulk copy of all dependencies specified in a particular i

Copy question

Hello, I have a stylistic question to the copy task and the mappers. I have the following situation: I have four directories, one reference/source directory, one reference/compiled directory, one current/source directory and a current/compiled directory: +- reference | +- source | +- compiled

RE: Copy Question - Between UNIX and Mapped windows drive.

There are many options to accomplish this. Check out the manual pages for the , , and tasks. -Rob Anderson > -Original Message- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Tuesday, August 09, 2005 8:11 AM > To: user@ant.apache.org > Subject: Copy

Copy Question - Between UNIX and Mapped windows drive.

I would like to zip the contents of a folder in unix and copy them to a mapped drive under windows. What is the right syntax of doing this ? Eager to see the suggestions or pseudo code to accomplish this. Thanks srikrishna

Re: stupid copy question

I am using this format: (actually, fromDir is an attribute in a macrodef which enclosed all this so it's: and I reference it with @{fromDir}) -- Jeffrey Bacon [EMAIL PROTECTED] Creative Developer http://www.magmic.com Alexey N. Solofnenko wrote: I think you defined fromDir as following: In th

Re: stupid copy question

fortunately I am using the includes="..." parameter otherwise I would definatly run into this issue. -- Jeffrey Bacon [EMAIL PROTECTED] Creative Developer http://www.magmic.com Harkness, David wrote: Harkness, David wrote: ... or I believe you can use "src/**/*.java src/**/*.png", but I'm not sur

Re: stupid copy question

src.dir = src src.includes = **/*.java src.excludes = res.dir = res res.includes = **/*.png res.excludes = -- Jeffrey Bacon [EMAIL PROTECTED] Creative Developer http://www.magmic.com Harkness, David wrote: Jeffrey Bacon wrote: ok, so I have directory with 'src' and 'res' subdirectories. I want to c

Re: stupid copy question

I think you defined fromDir as following: In that case fromDir becomes a full path. If this is true, please use the following: - Alexey. Jeffrey Bacon wrote: ok, so I have directory with 'src' and 'res' subdirectories. I want to copy the src & res dirs to the temp directory preserving thier

RE: stupid copy question

Harkness, David wrote: > ... or I believe you can use "src/**/*.java > src/**/*.png", but I'm not sure. According to a previous message by Alexey N. Solofnenko (and my jogged memory), you cannot combine multiple includes using the subtask, only when using the includes="..." attribute. David Hark

RE: stupid copy question

Jeffrey Bacon wrote: > ok, so I have directory with 'src' and 'res' subdirectories. > I want to > copy the src & res dirs to the temp directory preserving > thier directory > structure but using a inclues/excludes pattern to onle copy certain > files (ex. *.java & *.png). I though the below would

stupid copy question

ok, so I have directory with 'src' and 'res' subdirectories. I want to copy the src & res dirs to the temp directory preserving thier directory structure but using a inclues/excludes pattern to onle copy certain files (ex. *.java & *.png). I though the below would do that but it doesn't see t

foreach directory copy question

Good afternoon, I'm trying to copy the contents of a master directory to several client directories as part of my build. The requirements include not to overwrite some of the existing client build sub dirs. I read the archieves and saw a section on the topic and Simon was kind enough to send m