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This
is fine for a workaround, but everybody on our team doesn't have the source
mapped to the same directory, so full paths aren't possible.
BTW
Matt, thanks for posting this question...it solved one of our problems with ant
(we hadn't thought of using ENTITY to include common build files...we had a
hacked up way of doing it).
--
Rick
Hello Matt,
Please try to specify full paths to the file
you include (please note the form):
Best regards,
Anton
Katilin
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Sent: Sunday, December 02, 2001 10:57
PM
Subject: [Eap-list] External entities
in ant script don't work
Hi all,
I'm evaluating IDEA for use within my development
group. We use Ant for all our java building. The way our Ant
system works is that we have some common files which include the majority of
our ant build logic, so that each project only has to write a very simple
build file consisting mostly of setting properties. Each project file
then includes the contents of the common files via an XML external parsed
entity as shown below. Unfortunately, this seems to break IDEA's
(Pandora build 525) ability to parse the XML file (though running Ant itself
works fine). The file parses just fine if I blit the contents of the
common files directly innto my project build file. Does anyone know of
a way to work around this? What of the chances of this being fixed in
the near future? I'd imagine this is a fairly common pattern for
anyone using Ant across multiple development projects. Any help
appreciated, thanks,
Matt
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e.g. of failing build files:
build.xml:
<!DOCTYPE
project [
<!ENTITY
build-common SYSTEM "build-common.xml">
] >
<project name="ant-test" default="all">
<!--
When using entity, the
project builds, but IDEA doesn't display
targets in "Ant Build"
-->
&build-common;
<!-- Everyting works fine when I blit the entity in
here
<target
name="all">
<echo message="Hi there"/>
</target>
-->
</project>
build-common.xml:
<target name="all">
<echo message="Hi there"/>
</target>
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