On 2009-03-04, Shawn Castrianni wrote:
> With these new Java 1.6 methods, there shouldn't be any excuse not
> to use them in future ANT versions, right?
Possible excuses:
* the next version of Ant (1.8.0) will target JDK 1.4
* nobody has written the code to use the new mehods
Stefan
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To: Ant Users List
Subject: Re: zip/tar and file permissions
I don't believe that tar task in Ant can be asked to simply leave file
permissions alone. We have shell scripts that have the execute
permission set, but keeps resetting them.
You can define multiple tarfilesets, and have each one wi
or my needs.
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Shawn Castrianni
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From: Stefan Bodewig [mailto:bode...@apache.org]
Sent: Tuesday, March 03, 2009 10:44 PM
To: user@ant.apache.org
Subject: Re: zip/tar and file permissions
On 2009-03-03, Shawn Castrianni wrote:
> Java 1.6 seems to have available:
&
On 2009-03-03, Shawn Castrianni wrote:
> Java 1.6 seems to have available:
> canRead
> canWrite
> canExecute (new to 1.6)
> setReadable (new to 1.6)
> setWritable (new to 1.6)
> setExecutable (new to 1.6)
which is insufficient since it only get/sets the bits for the current
user and not the own
I don't believe that tar task in Ant can be asked to simply leave file
permissions alone. We have shell scripts that have the execute
permission set, but keeps resetting them.
You can define multiple tarfilesets, and have each one with a
different permission. Each tarfileset can even be the same
: Tuesday, March 03, 2009 1:14 PM
To: 'Ant Users List'
Subject: zip/tar and file permissions
I am trying to zip or tar up some files in a platform independent way but
retain file permissions if on unix. I thought I found the answer when I saw
that both zipfileset and tarfileset support th
I am trying to zip or tar up some files in a platform independent way but
retain file permissions if on unix. I thought I found the answer when I saw
that both zipfileset and tarfileset support the filemode attribute. However, I
quickly discovered that this allows the file permissions to be se
