Originally posted by Arijit Ghosh:
But it keeps a local history whenever Save is pressed...
Pressing Save is generally very frequent and it will soon eat up all the Entries.
Originally posted by Mike Clark:
Have you ever had a situation where you thought you checked in a file to version control, but when the other programmer tried to build the system it failed because the contents of the version control repository weren't what you expected? Or has the other programmer checked in code that didn't compile or pass all the tests?
Originally posted by somkiat puisungnoen:
What is CruiseControl ?
Originally posted by Praful Thakare:
This application is yet to go live,but as per my knowledge it will be called
atleas once per second in working hours
Originally posted by Arijit Ghosh:
Why do I need to Check Out files as Java Project ? I can simply check out the project from the CVS and work on it without any problems.
In fact, checking out as Java Project adds some dfault package and some JARs.
It also adds some classpath and project property files.
Originally posted by Paul Sturrock:
ant-commons-net.jar (which contains the taskdefs)
Originally posted by Praful Thakare:
Daniel This method is called heavily from an BANKING application
Originally posted by Lasse Koskela:
${ant.project.name} is what you're looking for.
And if you find yourself needing to know the path of the build script itself, ${ant.file} to rescue![]()