You can use the -quiet command-line option, or alternatively write your own
BuildLogger to filter things your own way (using the -logger command-line
option)
Erik
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From: David Blevins [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, December 03, 2001 11:18
No.
Properties are immutable!
Erik
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From: Holger Danske [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, December 04, 2001 1:31 AM
Subject: Reset an existing property
Hello Ant-User.
One, I hope, simple question.
Is it possible to reset an existing
No need to fear it. Property immutability is one of the features that
makes Ant flexible and powerful, believe it or not. I'm sure if you posed
your scenario to the list that someone could help you resolve it within the
confines of Ant's property rules.
Erik
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Does the property : PackageName contains the result of the pathconvert ?
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From: Li, Jerry [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, December 04, 2001 3:23 AM
To: 'Ant Users List'
Subject: RE: Substring or Substitution in ANT
Believe or not, I am using pathconvert to
Yeap, you've got it.
Jerry
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From: Hannes van der Merwe [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, December 04, 2001 5:43 AM
To: 'Ant Users List'
Subject: RE: Substring or Substitution in ANT
Does the property : PackageName contains the result of the pathconvert ?
Sorry for the slightly off topic question, but I thought many Ant users
may find the answer helpful when setting up build.xml files.
How does one 'escape' a quote character into XML. For example:
property name=foo value=X /
If now instead of X, I want to put X in there, (i.e. with the double
One, I hope, simple question.
Is it possible to reset an existing property,
something like
property name=dir.src value=./src/
property name=dirty.src value=d:\CVS\/
property name=dir.src value=${dirty.src}/
Here is an alternative :
property name=dir.src value=./src/
try using quot; where you want your quotes to be:
property value=quot;Xquot; /
you should also be able to use the single quite double quote trick:
property value='X' /
I hope that is what you are looking for.
Carsten
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From: Ron Coutts [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sorry for the slightly off topic question, but I thought many Ant users
may find the answer helpful when setting up build.xml files.
How does one 'escape' a quote character into XML. For example:
property name=foo value=X /
If now instead of X, I want to put X in there, (i.e. with the
Ron Coutts wrote:
Sorry for the slightly off topic question, but I thought many Ant users
may find the answer helpful when setting up build.xml files.
How does one 'escape' a quote character into XML. For example:
property name=foo value=X /
If now instead of X, I want to put X in there,
I tried the other way, using depends and targets. It is REALLY long, not
succinct, and IMHO can lead to severe maintenance problems in the long run -
therefore, I advocate leaving the available tag just the way it is.
To do what I wanted using depends and targets, it roughly works like this
I thought this reassignment of properties was going away, or otherwise found
to be undesirable? This is related to my newbie-if-then-else thread. Am I
seeing where this is becoming more of a needed feature?
From: Kurien Mathew [EMAIL PROTECTED]
One, I hope, simple question.
Is it
--- Russ Fink [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I tried the other way, using depends and targets. It is REALLY long,
not succinct,
Well, the way you did it is a bit more roundabout than you really need.
For example (this one assumes the file is required):
target name=copyFile depends=noFile
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From: Russ Fink [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, December 04, 2001 7:19 PM
Subject: Re: newbie - if-then-else task?
I tried the other way, using depends and targets. It is REALLY long, not
succinct, and IMHO can lead to severe maintenance
This is now deprecated behavior though. Properties *should* be immutable
and things have tightened up quite a bit with it in the nightly builds
recently, although this particular hole is still open yet a deprecation
warning will be output when overriding a property using available
Erik
Some more on this 'Modern compiler is not available / Cannot use classic
compiler' problem:
I've been trying Ant 1.4, and JDK 1.3.1_01, local installations iso
having these reside on a SMB server: always the same problem.
I do set JAVA_HOME properly, and setting CLASSPATH to tools.jar doesn't
I thought i read somewhere that -classic was no longer supported with 1.4;
i noticed these items over at SUN..
The javac byte-code compiler has a new -source option that enables support
for compiling source code containing assertions. Also, default compilation
is for -target 1.2. Previously,
Hello,
I was just trying to install Velocity(which uses ant for the build) but
when I run ANT I get this output
Buildfile: build.xml
BUILD FAILED
Build.xml:73: Unexpected element path
Total time: 0 seconds
Any help you can give me will be appreciated.
Thank you,
SJ
--
To
Paul Gregoire wrote:
I thought i read "somewhere" that -classic was no
longer supported with 1.4;
i noticed these items over at SUN..
Yes, but why doesn't the default 'modern' compiler work? I simply cannot
get any compilation to work. Not even with JDK 1.3.1!
I'm now running everything locally
I dont see anything obviously wrong with your env one minor change you might
want to consider is to place the %PATH% at the end of your PATH env
variable. Also i construct my javac tasks like so..
path id=lib.path
pathelement path=${env.CLASSPATH} /
pathelement path=${env.LOCALCLASSPATH}
Hello,
Ant is relatively new to me and I am simply trying to build a Taglib subset
(dbtags) using Ant and the build.xml provided with the source code. In
order to do that I open a DOS window, I changedir to the dbtags directory
where build.xml is located and I run ant typing ant. I ALWAYS get
Julien,
you need to place the jar into %ANT_HOME%\lib
William Ferguson
Technical Lead - Workflow Functionality
Versata, Inc.
Business Logic Development and Management
Ph +61 03 9428 0788
Fax+61 03 9428 0786
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From:
Paul Gregoire wrote:
I dont see anything obviously wrong with your env
one minor change you might
want to consider is to place the %PATH% at the end of your PATH env
There was a mistake in that PATH. But that's not the problem, corrected
it (to
On Tue, 4 Dec 2001, Scott Jeppesen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Hello, I was just trying to install Velocity(which uses ant for the
build) but when I run ANT I get this output
You are running a very old version of Ant (1.1 or older), you may not
even be aware of this as many projects ship
On Wed, 5 Dec 2001, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
a jar file containing the jdbc2_0-stdext classes is required to
compile the dbtags taglib. please define the property
jdbc2_0-stdext.jar in your build.properties file and ensure that the
file exists.
This message comes from the taglib's build
Thanks, Jerry !!!
-Original Message-
From: Li, Jerry [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, December 04, 2001 7:18 PM
To: 'Ant Users List'
Subject: RE: Substring or Substitution in ANT
Yeap, you've got it.
Jerry
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From: Hannes van der Merwe [mailto:[EMAIL
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