Yes !
The problem come from the <classpath refid...
If i include the classpath in my task like this:
<target>
<javac>
<classpath>
fileset dir="${was.home}/lib">
<include name="**/personalization.jar"/>
</fileset>
....
</target>
then my property ${was.home} is resolved !! limitation
? bug ?
Thanks,
/Joel
> Have you tried:
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> b.) running with the verbose option turned on to see
> if there is an issue
> with property overriding (see the code you quoted -
> I don't know if you
> copied it literally into your own task though, so I
> don't know if you
> reproduced the "if set ...then else" behaviour)
> a.) instead of calling your "configuration" task,
> setting the property
> was.home explicitly? to see what happens..., whether
> there are any messages
> concerning your property?
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> Eric
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> 15/11/2001 17:04
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> element not resolved !!!!
> ct: ????? Ant
> .1.4.1 , HELP please
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> Hi !
>
> I have the following problem:
>
> I have defined a new task named 'configuration',
> that
> read XML datas. These task return the property
> 'was.home'. And I use these new task as follow:
>
> <target name="configuration">
> <configuration block="Server"
> configproperty="wasHome" property="was.home">
> <classpath
> refid="configuration.class.path"/>
> </configuration>
> </target>
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> Then, I have a target to compile beans. In this
> target, we refer to a PATH element.
> <target name="compileBeans" depends="configuration">
> <javac .....>
> <classpath refid="beans.class.path"/>
> </javac>
> </target>
>
> The PATH element is defined so:
> <path id="basic.class.path">
> <pathelement path="${class.dir}"/>
> <fileset dir="${was.home}/lib">
> <include name="**/*.zip"/>
> ....
>
> AND THE PROBLEM IS: the property ${was.home} is NOT
> resolved in the path element !!!!!!!!!
>
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> WHEN i read the code of the <property> task, is see
> that there are 2 possibilities in the 'addProperty'
> method:
>
> protected void addProperty(String n, String v) {
> if( userProperty ) {
> if (project.getUserProperty(n) == null)
> {
> project.setUserProperty(n, v);
> } else {
> log("Override ignored for " + n,
> Project.MSG_VERBOSE);
> }
> } else {
> if (project.getProperty(n) == null) {
> project.setProperty(n, v);
> } else {
> log("Override ignored for " + n,
> Project.MSG_VERBOSE);
> }
> }
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> The difference between User/not user properties ??
> IN
> MY OWN TASK, i just use
> project.setProperty(property,
> value);
>
> Thanks for the help,
> /Joel
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