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cvs commit: jakarta-ant WHATSNEW
conor 00/11/02 06:53:46
Modified: . WHATSNEW
Log:
Update to reflect some of the other recent changes
Revision Changes Path
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Index: WHATSNEW
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RCS file: /home/cvs/jakarta-ant/WHATSNEW,v
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--- WHATSNEW 2000/10/31 13:52:56 1.41
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* Added nested prefixedfileset element to <war>
+* Changed <sql> so that printing is at the task level rather than
+ the statement level.
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+* javadoc task will pass -d flag to any doclet if the destDir attribute is
+ given. If the doclet does not accept the -d flag then omit the destdir
+ attribute.
+
Fixed bugs:
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* <signjar> doesn't use deprectated methods anymore.
* javadoc's failonerror attribute works again
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+* Changed <sql> task so that printing result sets works on Oracle
Changes from Ant 1.1 to Ant 1.2
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Re: jlink question - take 2
Posted by Matthew Kuperus Heun <ma...@gaerospace.com>.
Ken:
jlink is supposed to do what you propose. What is it not doing
right? What are the symptoms of the failure?
You may be having trouble with manifest entries because there are
some hacks to deal with those. And, working with compressed files
could be improved. Let us know your details.
Cheers,
Matt
P.S. I submitted the task based on code written by Patrick Beard.
Both Patrick and I would be pleased to see others cleaning and
improving jlink.
>Several weeks ago I posed a question about jlink, but never got
>an answer, so let me try again...
>
>Suppose I have two jars: A.jar, B.jar
>
>I can "unjar" A.jar and B.jar into a temp
>directory, then "jar" the temp directory
>to create "C.jar" that is the merge of A.jar
>and B.jar
>
>Or, I can use jlink task and merger them.
>
>But, when I use jlink I don't get the same thing
>as the "unjar - jar" combination.
>
>Am I mis-understanding what jlink is supposed
>to do?
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jlink question - take 2
Posted by Ken Wood <kw...@i2.com>.
Several weeks ago I posed a question about jlink, but never got
an answer, so let me try again...
Suppose I have two jars: A.jar, B.jar
I can "unjar" A.jar and B.jar into a temp
directory, then "jar" the temp directory
to create "C.jar" that is the merge of A.jar
and B.jar
Or, I can use jlink task and merger them.
But, when I use jlink I don't get the same thing
as the "unjar - jar" combination.
Am I mis-understanding what jlink is supposed
to do?