> > jarTask = project.createTask("Jar");
>
> Unless this is a typo in the mail: Task names are case sensitive, this
> should be "jar".
>
> > jarTask.setBasedir(new File(basedir));
>
> If you get a NullPointerException here, this probably is because
> jarTask is null (caused by the wrong name above).
>
> Stefan
>
yes that did it...
thx
- using existng task in own task noname23
- Re: using existng task in own task Stefan Bodewig
- Re: using existng task in own task Jens Kumpfmueller
- Re: using existng task in own task Stefan Bodewig
- Jens Kumpfmueller
