This is based on the original submission from the CruiseControl project.
Original <starteam> task has been deprecated
Starteam tasks now resides in the starteam package rather than scm.
Submitted by: stevec@ignitesports.com (Steve Cohen)
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problem was caused by RuntimeConfigurable.maybeConfigure() being called
twice on the task's RuntimeConfigurable - once in
UnknownElement.maybeConfigure(), and once in the custom task's perform()
method.
* Whitespace in text content was sometimes being thrown away, depending on
how the SAX parser decided to divide it across calls to
ContentHandler.characters().
Submitted by: Adam Murdoch <adammurdoch_ml@yahoo.com>
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setSrc(File) and setDest(File). Ant;s intrspection will pick up the methods
that take in File as argument as File gains higher priority over String based
set* methods.
This had missed my eyes during my earlier cleanup drive, but it didn't miss
Peter's ;-)
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Comments in code should be self explanatory for the
next person who have to deal with it.
Testcase is updated (working dir is no more mandatory)
and I added a note in case someone wants to run
the tests... I should probably add a mention to
this in the ANTLR docs.
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It was probably not a very clever idea to remove the
lSep since it is probably used by user-written loggers.
To further shoot myself in the foot I noticed that
I was compiling a different Ant repository than the
in the one I was doing my changes...
NB:If I continue this way I promise to stay away
from code for a while and take some vacations.
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running ANTLR in non-forked mode. It implies that
the System Manager is overriden and trap System.exit()
calls to throw an ExitException instead.
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Note that this is added in Main only for JDK1.2+
since it looks like the SM is not that friendly
for previous versions.
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that controls implicit copying of references - i.e. we don't copy
anything by default.
Try to copy a clone before copying the real object.
inheritRefs="true" doesn't make any sense for <antcall> as all
references of the calling project will be defined in the new project
and wouldn't be overwritten. That's why <antcall> didn't even get
this attribute.
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and replace with a general class dependnecy check. This should allow ejb jars
to be much more complete as per the spec.
ejbjar now depends on BCEL.
Add support for Websphere.
Submitted by: Holger Engels <hengels@mercatis.de>
Maneesh Sahu <msahu@interkeel.com> (Original Websphere support)
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stack trace filtering for formatters. It will filter out
those unneeded frame from Ant and JUnit so the stack will
be much more readable.
nb: Looks like the JUnit task need serious refactoring since we have
been adding feature incrementally. It starts to be a real mess,
I can barely read my own code :-(
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This is long for a test (=harder to tell which assert failed), but if you are going to sleep between touches then you should make the most of the test.
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