knowledge of broken build...

Hello, 2 questions 1.Where do I find the e-mail archives? Looking around to see if we can schedule nightly builds. 2. Is there any way for javac task to spit out the files that broke the build? I am planning on setting this up so it looks in source control and does a history on

Re: build file gallery for new ant users?

I think that would be great also. I have been using a generic build file that so far has worked on every project I have used it on and only change some property values and I am up and running in 5 seconds. Dean Chappell, Simon P wrote: Just a thought ... Is there such a thing (or should

rmic design question-quick one I think

This question is to developers but I have copied the user list as many users may want to know I have a question about the design of rmic. Looking at the code, it uses base as the source and the destination for rmi generation, unlike javac. Taking a look at rmic that came with

Re: Ant f-ANT-asy file?

last time and did that to me, it was because the package name inside a java file did not match the package path(ie. I called it org.xyz, and yet it was in org\abc That could be your problem -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: mailto:[EMAIL

Re: Visual Source Safe task problems

I have seen it before when my network went down in the middle of the get due to code red virus. When my network is stable, I have seen absolutely no problems and I have a build go off every hour and relabel. Dean -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands,

generating manifest classpath

I was trying to generate the classpath for the manifest file so it was made up of my dist jar and all the jars in the lib directory. For example, if a.jar, b.jar are in my lib dir, and I generate dist.jar, I would like my classpath to be a.jar b.jar dist.jar. I have tried many different tasks

Re: generating manifest classpath

just described in a post within the last hour or so about EJB jars. It's as simple as using a fileset and pathconvert, but not that simple ;-) You'll find full solutions I provided in the past in the archives. --DD -Original Message- From: Dean Hiller [mailto:dhiller;avaya.com] Sent

Re: generating manifest classpath

when the jar-dir property is de-referenced)=. Cheers, --DD !-- Use intermediate property with location attribute instead of using ${jar} directly to ensure pathconvert's map works fine... -- property name=jar-dir location=${jar} / -Original Message- From: Dean Hiller

Re: Generating jars without META-INF

how do you create a jar using the jar.exe command without the META-INF directory? Is this even possible? Dean Narayanan, Gopalakrishnan wrote: How can I use the jar task to create jar file without the META-INF directory? -- To unsubscribe, e-mail:

Re: generating manifest classpath

message=lib = ${lib} / echo message=lib.dir = ${lib.dir} / You'll see the output: lib = SRC/LIB li.dir = d:\something\something\SRC\LIB Does that make it clearer??? --DD -Original Message- From: Dean Hiller [mailto:dhiller;avaya.com] Sent: Tuesday, November 12, 2002 4:18 PM To: Ant

one to bind them all-not solvable?

I am working on a project with many modules or services developed independently. We have the same exact build file for every one!!! Instead of having many, I would like to only have one in the base level directory. when I do an ant -find, I would like it to compile the project of whose

does ant have opposite of pathconvert?

Here is a very tough one I would like to set up a depency.properties file like so serviceA = serviceA serviceB = serviceB serviceC = serviceC serviceA.depends = serviceB serviceC serviceB.depends = common serviceC.depends = common This is so I can easily see and change my dependencies on the

comma separated includes??

Anybody know the answer to the below question? I also have to have a comma separate list and doing *.jar is not going to be acceptable for me. thanks, Dean -Original Message- From: Wee, Merrick [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Thursday, December 26, 2002 11:49 AM To: '[EMAIL

Re: one to bind them all-not solvable?

the property file stashed in the source root. 7. When ant is finished, runMyBuild deletes the copied build file from the source directory, so that build files dont lie around to be evolved ad hoc. Hope this helps, Bill. - Original Message - From: Dean Hiller [EMAIL PROTECTED