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问题 I am using Ant to build my application.my app uses a library project.so first of all i had run the below command in commandline to generate the build.xml in my project. " android update project --target 5 -p path_of_my_project -l path_of_my_library_project " (my application's build target is 4.0).Above command generated a build.xml file in my project.Then i run "ant" command in command prompt.it has shown the result as BUILD SUCCESSFULL. but when i checked my project's bin folder there is no

问题 I have an ANT target that runs findbugs twice on the same source code to generate a xml and html report <delete dir="${findbugs.dir}"/> <mkdir dir="${findbugs.dir}"/> <findbugs home="${findbugs.home}" output="xml" outputFile="${findbugs.dir}/findbugs.xml" jvmargs="${findbugs.jvmargs}" timeout="${findbugs.timeout}" effort="${findbugs.effort}"> <sourcePath path="${src.dir}"/> <class location="${build.classes.dir}"/> </findbugs> <findbugs home="${findbugs.home}" output="html" outputFile="$

问题 There's too much routine with building next project version using ant. The routine is in several properties files that must be edited before running ant task. I took a look at Jenkins as a system to make builds (including night ones) but I have a problem with changing properties. Is it possible (if yes, how can I do it) to type parameters in Jenkins configuration before build in order they will be passed to ant? What I really mean is the following schema (I used in manual builds): there're 2

问题 Is there a way to have an Ant Fileset->IncludesFile attribute take a property file OR any other file that contains a list of Java class files to exclude? Eg: File A.properties OR A.java contains listing abc.class mno.class xyz.class Is there a way to say to point excludesFile to file A.properties. <fileset dir="..."> <excludesFile file="A.properties" /> </fileset> The behavior that I want is when Java runs, it excludes the Java files listed in this file (A.properties) 回答1: Hmm...not sure if

问题 Is there a way to have an Ant Fileset->IncludesFile attribute take a property file OR any other file that contains a list of Java class files to exclude? Eg: File A.properties OR A.java contains listing abc.class mno.class xyz.class Is there a way to say to point excludesFile to file A.properties. <fileset dir="..."> <excludesFile file="A.properties" /> </fileset> The behavior that I want is when Java runs, it excludes the Java files listed in this file (A.properties) 回答1: Hmm...not sure if

问题 I am using jmockit with Ant. For each test file run, an index.html file gets created/over-written in the coverage report folder. For multiple test files, this index.html gets over-written. I am looking for a combined report for all files. what should be done? I have read about using .ser files but I do not know how to create and then use them? 回答1: Have a look here. The trick is to set -Djmockit-coverage-output=merge (or serial - read up on the differences in the link above). Cheers, 来源：

问题 After several hours, I'm at my wit's end, even after reading reams of documentation and SO questions. I'm certain that I'm missing something obvious, but I just can't figure it out. I've created a number of java files, including a single entry point with a main method. That class also makes use of one "library" class, located in com.test.lib.MyLibraryClass.class, within a jar file, mylib.jar. I'm building my jar file successfully using the following ant XML. <target name="jar" depends=

问题 I have multiple bindings(xjb files) in the gradle project. When generating JAXB classes for a xsd(C.xsd). I want to use the previously generated binding files for A.xjb & B.xjb since C.xsd refers to A.xsd & B.xsd The below ant xjc task works if I don't have anyother bindings in same path but I want specify explicity A.xjb & B.xjb bindings. How to go about same, I tried various options but nothing seems working. Any help greatly appreciated. ant.xjc(destdir : '${jaxbDest}', removeOldOutput:

问题 In our Ant build environment, I have to do the same task for a number of items. The AntContrib foreach task is useful for that. However, the list is in a parameter, where I actually have the list in a file. How can I iterate over items in a file in an foreach-like way in Ant? Something like (pseudo-code): <foreach target="compile-module" listFromFile="$fileWithModules"/> I'm happy to write a custom Task, and welcome any suggestion on possible solutions. 回答1: I tried to load the file into a

问题 I have this dummy target: <mkdir dir="${project.stage}/release <war destfile="${project.stage}/release/sigma.war"> ... ... </war> What I want to do is provide two parameters say "abc" & "xyz" which will replace the word release with the values of abc and xyz parameters respectively. For the first parameter say abc="test", the code above will create a test directory and put the war inside it.Similarly for xyz="production" it will create a folder production and put the war file inside it. I