Re: AW: taskdef, class not found

2006-03-14 Thread Steve Loughran
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Ah, I was fooled by the package name indeed. Thanks for spotting that Jan. I'm not sure there's a process for that, but shouldn't the batik folks be warned not to use (usurp) Ant's package names? --DD Changing the package name is difficult for BWC reasons, but a hint

AW: taskdef, class not found

2006-03-14 Thread Jan.Materne
>Ah, I was fooled by the package name indeed. Thanks for >spotting that Jan. I'm not sure there's a process for that, >but shouldn't the batik folks be warned not to use (usurp) >Ant's package names? --DD Changing the package name is difficult for BWC reasons, but a hint would be helpful. I won

Re: taskdef, class not found

2006-03-14 Thread Steve Loughran
Dominique Devienne wrote: The classname you provided sounds like one of Ant's, because Ant uses org.apache.tools.ant as main package. But the default file for taskdefs [1] does not list that class. And there is no such class in the repo [2]. Ah, I was fooled by the package name indeed. Thanks f

Re: taskdef, class not found

2006-03-14 Thread Dominique Devienne
> The classname you provided sounds like one of Ant's, because Ant uses > org.apache.tools.ant as > main package. But the default file for taskdefs [1] does not list that > class. And there is no such class in the repo [2]. Ah, I was fooled by the package name indeed. Thanks for spotting that Jan.

AW: taskdef, class not found

2006-03-14 Thread Jan.Materne
Maybe a problem with the batik task. You could try contacting their mailing list ... or live with ;-) Jan >-Ursprüngliche Nachricht- >Von: François [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] >Gesendet: Dienstag, 14. März 2006 09:54 >An: 'Ant Users List' >Betreff: RE:

RE: taskdef, class not found

2006-03-14 Thread François
user@ant.apache.org Objet : AW: taskdef, class not found The classname you provided sounds like one of Ant's, because Ant uses org.apache.tools.ant as main package. But the default file for taskdefs [1] does not list that class. And there is no such class in the repo [2]. So this class is to be d

AW: taskdef, class not found

2006-03-14 Thread Jan.Materne
The classname you provided sounds like one of Ant's, because Ant uses org.apache.tools.ant as main package. But the default file for taskdefs [1] does not list that class. And there is no such class in the repo [2]. So this class is to be declared as other external tasks: taskdef or xmlns (with all

RE: taskdef, class not found

2006-03-14 Thread François
2006 21:58 À : Ant Users List Objet : Re: taskdef, class not found > classname="org.apache.tools.ant.taskdefs.optional.RasterizerTask" /> This is not necessary. It's implicitly done by Ant, for all core and optional task. > Now, when I run the task, ant keeps complaining

Re: taskdef, class not found

2006-03-13 Thread Dominique Devienne
> classname="org.apache.tools.ant.taskdefs.optional.RasterizerTask" /> This is not necessary. It's implicitly done by Ant, for all core and optional task. > Now, when I run the task, ant keeps complaining that the RasterizerTask > cannot find one of the classes it relies upon (which I have found

taskdef, class not found

2006-03-13 Thread François
Sorry for the double post: Hi, I'm certain this is the most simple problem that will be addressed today by competent ant users (I exclude myself of this group, of course) I have been trying for a while now to make a taskdef for Batik to convert svg files to jpeg and other file formats. I ha

taskdef, class not found

2006-03-13 Thread François
Hi, I'm certain this is the most simple problem that will be addressed today by competent ant users (I exclude myself of this group, of course) I have been trying for a while now to make a taskdef for Batik to convert svg files to jpeg and other file formats. I have succesfully compiled the t