I am executing lot of scp and 开发者_Go百科sshexec and other remote commands from an ant build script. These commands don\'t work if jsch.jar isn\'t in the ant lib directory. To make it work, I copied
Currently, when building our project we use: javac <various command line options> C:\\project\\CompilationHelper.java
When I run the \"compile\" target of my Ant \"build.xml\" file, then I get the following message: Note: Some input files use unchecked or unsafe operations.
In my Java source-code I want to use different classes from java archives (.jar) stored in my application\'s \"lib\" directory. But if I do \"ant run\" then I always get a \"java.lang.NoClassDefFoundE
I have a running Java GWT application, that I can compile using Eclipse. Now I wan\'t to also be able to build this application from the command line using ant.
I have an android project in Eclipse. I have produced a build process which preprocesses source files prior to the java compiler and resource builders consuming them. (accomplished by creating a buil
From Eclipse, I found I can easily export an Ant build file for my project. It provides references to 3rd party libraries and some base targets. I\'m using it from my global build file. The o开发者_运
I am trying to run and publish my JUnit tests in HTML using a build.xml file calling the JUnit target but it doesn\'t seem to work.
I am using ant externally, i.e. I construct org.apache.tools.ant.Project dynamically in my prog开发者_高级运维ram: setup its Tasks, Targets etc., then I want to create build.xml file. How is possible
I have a jar-file, which I 开发者_运维知识库want analyze with findbugs through build.xml. I use \"class location =....jar\" - pattern. The jar-file contains several folders, but I need to analyze only