Do you really mean to literally name the files and
directory ??? When I say literally, that will be come the name
of the file and directory respectively... Yes, the <> do matter. ${} is
for property value substitution. <> are being taken here literally. So,
if you were operating in a di
Hi Scot,
Thanks for the info. Your guess is correct. Its a typo..
is incorrect
it should be . And i think it
doesnt matter if you give it as ${} or <>, as i'm not defining any
properties for ${dest-file} (for example) and giving some absolute
values as . I have made some changes to below exampl
Silly question...did you really want to name your file
".tar.bz2" or did you mean to do something like
"${dest-file}.tar.bz2"
I don't think you are doing the correct thing. You delete
.tar.bz2, but are creating a .tar.bz2
Basically, it may be up 2 date and not recreating...
My guess
Hi All,
I have added following code snippet into my build.xml. And i observed there
is no zip (tar.bz2) file created after build.
I expect my build.xml present at /build.xml to compiles all the
code in / and creates a tar.bz2 file in /. B
