I have an ant project I\'m converting to gradle.In the ant project, there is something like this: <copy todir=\"dest_dir\">
I am trying to add Sonar to my Continuous Integration build system. I am using ANT as my build script and I am using the sonar-ant-task-1.1.jar for sonar to generate the reports based on my source cod
Goal: use ant to create a single tar archive for any combination of (say) 5 folders (all folders, or any 3 folders
I am trying to use ant + ivy together. This is what I have done so far. I have just the ant file build.xml, which I edited, to download ivy jar file.
I\'ve just started using Ivy, and I\'m really struggling as I\'ve found the documentation and tutorials on the Apache site to be very confusing and not relevant to how I want to use it.
I just inherited some code that has this construct: <target name=\"foo\" depends=\"-read.SOME.STRING, bar1, bar2\">
Given build.xml: <project name=\"testant\" default=\"main\"> <property name=\"local.builds.dir\"value=\"C:/scratch/${ant.project.name}\"/>
I just started using Netbeans for my PHP projects. I\'m using Netbeans mostly for the xdebug functionality. I have a script that I run through the PHP CLI to \"build\" cached files.
I have a very basic ant task which is behaving weirdly. It is not more than this build.xml without any dependencies:
When deploying my application on a Hudson Server (windows machine) , I\'m having problems calling java.exe because my class-path is too long -- Windows taps out after certain length.
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