Please help, I\'m going slightly mad!! I\'m using Eclipse-generated antfiles to build a project with dependencies, one of which has its own buildfile in a directory which is a sibling to the direct a
I\'m deploying my project to a web-server to be deployed with java Web Start. However, Web Start uses modification date to figure out whether to download the resources again (by default).
Server:jboss-5.1.0 Java Version: jdk1.6.0_14 Deployment Method: ant v1.7 Error: 08:40:04,260 WARN[ZipEntryContext] IGNORING: Failed to reinitialize context: vfszip:/home开发者_运维知识库/username/jbo
I have been playing with the basic Ivy Tutorial and have gradually extended to a state where I now have a seprate ivy.xml defining my dependancies and with the ivy jar inside the apache ant installati
Hey guys I\'ve been trying all day to get an ant file to automatically build my project. The file (appended below) was on a web page I found and is pretty thorough.
I\'ve inherited an Ant build system that contains many resource set definitions like this: <files id=\"app1.lib.jars\">
I have lost more time than I care to relate from testing worthless builds resulting from unsaved code changes. I have searched the web for the magic setting I need to change & none work. My workfl
I need to create a WAR file that just contains static content files (gifs, jpgs, html, js, etc). I have a directory structure that contains all the files and need to create the WAR file via an ANT (1.
[Edit] Solved, small mistake done by me being an ant beginner. In the test target, it needs to be <classpath refid=\"my.classpath\"/> instead of <classpath id=\"my.classpath\"/>. That obvi
Here is the scenario : An ant script is launched on computer1, logged on computer2 using sshexec ant task to call a shell script that calls itself another ant script.
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