Sorry for a mistake about the directory structure in the previous email!
But i don't think it is a problem with directory structure.
because abuild.xml 's components target
( target name=components depends=init
!-- the following task won't work --
ant
try ant dir=${b.home}/src target=core inheritAll=false/
LM
ZHAO,YUN (HP-China,ex2) a écrit :
Sorry for a mistake about the directory structure in the previous email!
But i don't think it is a problem with directory structure.
because abuild.xml 's components target
( target
On Sun, 27 Oct 2002, Anthony B. Coates [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
However, with the standard Ant xslt task, it is not simple to call
multiple XSLT engines during the same build (which is convenient for
portability testing).
I think the xslt task in Ant's CVS head will allow you to do all the
Hello!
This is a very novice question, since I've been playing with Ant only
few days now.
I'm interested to find out how Ant works, what is the fundamendal
relationship with javac? In order to find this out, I set up a dummy
project with two classes:
com.foo.Foo
com.bar.Bar
en.. it don't work ,too!
Thank you!
Regards
-Original Message-
From: Laurence Mastrorillo [mailto:mastrori;medias.cnes.fr]
Sent: Monday, October 28, 2002 4:42 PM
To: Ant Users List
Subject: Re: why does an ant task not work!
try ant dir=${b.home}/src target=core inheritAll=false/
LM
Hi, Everyone,
I'm trying to get ejb-client-jar's value from test.xml, So i use Ant xmlproperty
task.
My build file is very simple and as following:
?xml version=1.0 encoding=UTF-8?
project basedir=.
Hi Mika,
I use ant just for build so I compile the code with it not more then once
a day, and I just delete all .class files so everything gets recompiled
every time whatever happens. So just add delete dir= / to the
compile target and that's it. Probably not the best way but id proved to
be
If the files really have the filenames abuild.xml and bbuild.xml, you'll
have to add the antfile attribute; like this:
ant dir=${b.home}/src antfile=bbuild.xml target=core
inheritAll=false/
--
knut
-Original Message-
From: ZHAO,YUN (HP-China,ex2)
Hi,
I use the ant telnet task to connect to a Linux server from Win NT. Login
seems to work but for the first read tag I get the message:
stopServer:
[echo] Ant is going to Stop the web server named bf.
...
[telnet] Last login: Mon Oct 28 10:33:16 from
the true name is build.xml!
i call it bbuild.xml in order to distinct it with abuild.xml in these
mails,
and i imply it in my pervious mails.
-Original Message-
From: Wannheden, Knut [mailto:knut.wannheden;paranor.ch]
Sent: Monday, October 28, 2002 6:51 PM
To: 'Ant Users List'
Subject:
Hi, Zhao Yun.
I think the best way to solve you problem is to send
a attachment including your test programs and directory
structure to all.
After all, some questions about Ant relates to native
ENV.
Sun Yongjing
-Ursprungliche Nachricht-
Von: Dennis Doubleday [mailto:dennis;righthandmanager.com]
No. It works for me, and my target is just:
I do not suppose you are using any fully qualified taglib names are you?
I am getting the following error:
Exception initializing TldLocationsCache: XML
Hi,
I'm trying to connect Tomcat 4.1.12 with Apache HTTP 2.0.43 under SGI IRIX
6.5 using jakarta-tomcat-connectors-4.1.12-src, but I can't compile the
native part of the mod_jk2 connector.
The problem is in the -W option sent by ant to the my C compiler, it
doesn't understand it:
ant native
...
I'm attempting to invoke a sub-project from my main ant build.xml using the
task 'ant'. Both build files reside in the same directory at the top of my
project tree. However, I am attempting to build the sub-project from a
different directory further down in the tree by setting the 'dir'
my taglib entry in web.xml is as follows. it looks pretty standard to me,
and i don't see where the problem is. the ant error message i'm getting
back isn't saying anything about where the problem may be.
taglib
taglib-uri/bcs/taglib-uri
I have trouble running cvs with ant
When I run:
target name=cvsupdate depends=init
delete dir=${jpda_home}/com/
cvs cvsRoot=:pserver:klaratalvath:/cvsroot
command=checkout
package=ToolsJPDATest
dest=${jpda_home}/
/target
I get:
C:\eclipse\workspace\Towerant -f
probably your destination path doesnt exist. Pls check the jpda_home property.
detlef
Zitiere Klara Ward [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I have trouble running cvs with ant
When I run:
target name=cvsupdate depends=init
delete dir=${jpda_home}/com/
cvs cvsRoot=:pserver:klara@talvath:/cvsroot
MORE INFO:
my taglib entry in web.xml is as follows. it looks pretty standard to me,
and i don't see where the problem is. the ant error message i'm getting
back isn't saying anything about where the problem may be.
taglib
taglib-uri/bcs/taglib-uri
I'll probably get corrected by someone more knowledgeable about this, but
older versions of Windows (i.e. based on the Win95 code based, using older
FAT filesystems as opposed to NTFS), including WinME, do not report file
modification times very accurately, and the Ant code allows for a 2 seconds
Well, this might not be entirely accurate. I changed the 'basedir' property
in the sub-project to the sub-directory in which I want it to build and it
still is building from the top of the project tree. In fact, the only way I
can get it to build in a sub-directory is to change to that directory
Does anyone know how to set another JDK to compile when using Ant in
JBuilder 7?
setting JAVA_HOME will work only if you kick off your builds from the
command-line.
When running within JBuilder the JAVA_HOME is reset to the same one
JBuilder uses to run.
To get around this problem I used
Look at the doc for Ant 1.5.x for ant, and the table explaining which dir
is used to build based on various things. I myself avoid the 'dir' attribute
of ant, so that the 'basedir' of the sub-build file applies. --DD
-Original Message-
From: Marc Dugger [mailto:mdugger;austin.rr.com]
Wrong list it seems. [so] seems to be a custom Ant task, so ask for
assistance to the project that wrote this task. Thanks, --DD
-Original Message-
From: Manuel González Castro [mailto:iinmgc00;ucv.udc.es]
Sent: Monday, October 28, 2002 8:47 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: my C
Thank you for this tip.
For the javac it will work, but unfortunately, it is not doing so for
rmic. Since rmic does not change, it does not matter, but for other
tools it does.
I solve the problem by creating an 'external build task' and running and
by this. Not as comfortable but it works very
-Ursprüngliche Nachricht-
MORE INFO:
my taglib entry in web.xml is as follows. it looks pretty standard to me,
and i don't see where the problem is. the ant error message i'm getting
back isn't saying anything about where the problem may be.
taglib
Yep, that solved it,
couldn't there have been a better error message?
or where could I have found what error 267 meant?
Klara
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
probably your destination path doesnt exist. Pls check the jpda_home property.
detlef
Zitiere Klara Ward [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I have trouble
nick,
are you running behind a firewall? could it be that when it parces the
web.xml it's trying to access the url
(http://jakarta.apache.org/taglibs/utility)? if this is the case, i don't
think that my failure would be doing the same thing, since i'm not using any
external urls. is it possible
You're in luck ;-)
Such a tool recently showed up on this list, and is now even listed in the
external tools page. See Maker in
http://jakarta.apache.org/ant/external.html .
FWIW, I had to do something very similar for our huge project (5000+
sources), but before Maker showed up. I defined an
-Ursprüngliche Nachricht-
Von: Sonnek, Ryan [mailto:Ryan.Sonnek;bpc.com]
Gesendet: Montag, 28. Oktober 2002 18:39
An: 'Ant Users List'
Betreff: RE: jspc with taglib
nick,
are you running behind a firewall?
Nope.
could it be that when it parces the
web.xml it's trying to
this is probably a system clock issue more than anything else: get all
machines clocks in sync
- Original Message -
From: Terry Steichen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Ant Users List [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, October 26, 2002 2:42 PM
Subject: Copying Question vis-a-vis Windows NT
When I
I think you've just found a bug in xmlproperty there, looks like it tries to
resolve DTDs at load time. File a bug on bugzilla, maybe even a patch if it
motivates you
- Original Message -
From: sunyj [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Ant Users List [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, October 28, 2002
ant logger buffers the logs in memory and flush out to a log file
when build is finished. The system runs out of memory since our build
is huge and it calls many sub ant files.
This seems easily solvable by flushing to a log file as it goes without
buffering. Have you tried this? And?
Dominique,
I suspect you're right about the timing leeway. However, as I mentioned, no
problem Win98-WinME, and Win98-WinNT. But neither WinNT-WinME or
WinNT-Win98 works (on either the FAT or NTFS volume). I was wondering if
there is a problem, if the depend tag might work?
Regards,
Terry
Steve,
Do I take your comment to mean that all my machines must be within 2 seconds
of each other's time in order for this to work properly?
Regards,
Terry
PS: I have no idea how to sync them that close.
- Original Message -
From: Steve Loughran [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Ant Users List
My apologies for the second post, but I've received no answers yet.
I'm using Ant 1.5 and the ejbjar task. I'm trying to make the jar file
use the manifest that I've created dynamically and I'm also trying to
include a properties file. Neither of these requests are being included
in the final
- Original Message -
From: Terry Steichen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Ant Users List [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, October 28, 2002 10:39 AM
Subject: Re: Copying Question vis-a-vis Windows NT
Steve,
Do I take your comment to mean that all my machines must be within 2
seconds
of each
Hello,
I'm trying to tag the source under CVS using
Ant.
This is how I am trying to do it (IP is
changed):
cvs
cvsRoot=:pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/home/cvs/repository
package=mclass
command=tag -F my-tag Foo
noexec=true
/cvs
I am getting this error:
You probably wouldn't care and say, It just does. ...until you had some
serious ClassLoader. An ominous problem such as that that I now face is too
much for one of my level of experience.
I want to know where Ant finds javax.mail.Session. I took mail.jar out of my
classpath.
Tomcat also finds
Well, javax.mail.Session is obviously somewhere on your system. This can
be in the system CLASSPATH variable, the JAVA_HOME/jre/lib/ext folder, the
ANT_HOME/lib folder or in any custom path that you have set up for your
local build. It has got to be in one of those places. I would double
command isnt correct. Depending on the cvs version you are using it should
be:
cvs tag [-bcdFflR] [-r rev|-D date] tag [files...]
-b Make the tag a branch tag, allowing concurrent development.
-c Check that working files are unmodified.
-d Delete the given tag.
-F
Hi, i am Jagadesh Lee.
I am new to open source software and ant.
I am working on enhydra right now on windows 98.
ant is used to compile the project and configure it.
In the build.bat all the required path and classpath are set and
ant is started. In the directory in which i run the batch file
Hi this is lee, I had posted a question yesterday. I did not get any reply none the
less. I hope this information will help all the windows98 users.
In a few Open source projects that use ant. tha batch files that start ant have the
following command.
%JAVA% -Xmx300m -Dant.home=%ANT_HOME%
Please have a look at the default attribute in the project tag..
i think you are pointing to a target which is not present in the build.xml
file.
the default attrib should contain a target which is present inside the
build.xml
tar,
Sujan
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From: jagadesh v lee
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