Compiling custom controls with ant

Need help figuring out which ant task I need to compile custom controls (.jcs files).
I’ve read several posts about using wlwBuild and workshop.core.Compile but these
tools don’t satisfy my needs when it comes to automating and integrating anthill,
cvs, junit… I’m also not so keen on the idea of keeping a .work file synced between
all developer’s IDEs and the staging/production build machines. I’d really like
to have a nice clean ide independent ant script build my project. It seems BEA
somewhat anticipated this when they created genxmlbean to compile XMLBeans and
JwsCompile for web services, but I have not found a similar ant task that I can
use to compile projects with custom controls (.jcs files) created in workshop.
Alternatively if there’s a way in workshop to compile and package an application
to a production worthy ear that does not include all the extra .workshop ejbs
used for debugging, that would get me by for now. Any advice would be appreciated.

Thanks for your advice. Unfortunately, I've been down that path and the generated
build script uses wlwBuild and the .work file to create the ear, which I'm trying
to avoid.
"David Karr" <[email protected]> wrote:
>
It may help to know that you can generate an Ant build script from Workshop
(for
either a project or application), which when executed from the command
line, will
do everything required to build the project or application. You can even
tell
Workshop to always use the build script when building the project. You
can't do
this for the application, however. You have to go into the project/application
properties to find this.
"Ed Barnes" <[email protected]> wrote:
Need help figuring out which ant task I need to compile custom controls
(.jcs files).
I’ve read several posts about using wlwBuild and workshop.core.Compile
but these
tools don’t satisfy my needs when it comes to automating and integrating
anthill,
cvs, junit… I’m also not so keen on the idea of keeping a .work file
synced between
all developer’s IDEs and the staging/production build machines. I’d
really like
to have a nice clean ide independent ant script build my project. It
seems BEA
somewhat anticipated this when they created genxmlbean to compile XMLBeans
and
JwsCompile for web services, but I have not found a similar ant task
that I can
use to compile projects with custom controls (.jcs files) created in
workshop.
Alternatively if there’s a way in workshop to compile and package an
application
to a production worthy ear that does not include all the extra .workshop
ejbs
used for debugging, that would get me by for now. Any advice wouldbe
appreciated.

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Assume this:
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<Grid Background="Black">        <ListView x:Name="TestList" Background="#FFEAEAEA">                    <ListView.ItemTemplate>                <DataTemplate>                    <Grid Background="#FF727272">                        <local:TextBoxS BindingTextValue="{Binding Tag, FallbackValue='aSource'}" local:TextBoxS>                    </Grid>                </DataTemplate>            </ListView.ItemTemplate>        </ListView>    </Grid>
XAML Test-Main page c#
public sealed partial class MainPage : Page    {        List<TTag> tags = new List<TTag>();        public MainPage()        {            this.InitializeComponent();            this.NavigationCacheMode = NavigationCacheMode.Required;        }        public class TTag        {            public string Tag { get; set; }        }        private void InitializeAppData()        {            TTag tag = new TTag() { Tag = "hello world" };            tags.Add(tag);            tags.Add(tag);            tags.Add(tag);            TestList.ItemsSource = tags;        }             protected override void OnNavigatedTo(NavigationEventArgs e)        {            InitializeAppData();        }           }
User Control XAML:
<UserControl    x:Class="CustomControllTest.TextBoxS"    xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml/presentation"    xmlns:x="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml"    xmlns:local="using:CustomControllTest"    xmlns:d="http://schemas.microsoft.com/expression/blend/2008"    xmlns:mc="http://schemas.openxmlformats.org/markup-compatibility/2006"    mc:Ignorable="d"    d:DesignHeight="300"    d:DesignWidth="400">     <Grid x:Name="LayoutRoot" Background="#FF4F4F4F"   >        <RichTextBlock x:Name="MyTestBlock">        </RichTextBlock>    </Grid></UserControl>
User Control c#
public TextBoxS()       {            this.InitializeComponent();            LayoutRoot.DataContext = this;        }        public static readonly DependencyProperty BindingTextValueProperty = DependencyProperty.Register(                                         "BindingTextValue",                                         typeof(string),                                         typeof(TextBoxS),                                         new PropertyMetadata(default(string)));        public string BindingTextValue        {            get            {                return GetValue(BindingTextValueProperty) as string;            }            set            {                SetValue(BindingTextValueProperty, value);                //This method adds some custom logic into RichTextBlock, pointed correctly                SetupBox(value);            }        }
Thanks for helping ;)

If you use a built-in control rather than your custom control, does binding work? You should verify that first.
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WP8 Map control with custom tiles

I'm trying to display a map control in my app targeting Windows Phone 8 but I want to use custom tiles from open street map.
I'm using this line :
mapControl.TileSources.Add(new TileSource("http://a.tile.openstreetmap.org/{zoomLevel}/{x}/{y}.png"));
When I launch the app the custom tiles are properly displayed, but there's still the default map tiles underneath them.
I tried to hide them, but I counld'nt even find where they exist in the map control and what is displaying them exactly.
I would like to know how I can remove those default tiles when loading custom tiles.
I tried to hide them, but I counld'nt even find where they exist in the map control and what is displaying them exactly.

Hi MakanWG,
You have solved your question in here:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/27948331/wp8-map-control-with-custom-tiles .
Good!
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