Hi,
On 10/24/06, Sean Qiu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I have also tried the "ant test".
It seems that it is based unit test.
I don't use "ant test" and have no time to delve into what it is. Use
the tester version.
I find there are only three testing classes and a few testcases.
The teste
You are so nice. :)
And i have tried "ant run-tester"
I find it just call java to run the class.And it's Ok.
I have also tried the "ant test".
It seems that it is based unit test.
But it fails and i then turn off the flag to make it run regardless of
fail.
I find there are only three testing c
Hi,
On 10/22/06, Sean Qiu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Required by my project, i have to put ecj*.jar in ${ant_home}/lib, i just
rename it to avoid loading it.
OK, but just so you know, that's a terrible requirement by your
project that will cause you many headaches. You should really try to
g
Thanks.I have adderssed the issue.
Required by my project, i have to put ecj*.jar in ${ant_home}/lib, i just
rename it to avoid loading it.
But ant will load all the classes in lib regardless of the jar's name.
So it conflicted with the jdt compiler.
Is there any docs to indicate how to test th
Hi,
You shouldn't be invoking catalina/build.xml directly. The top-level
build.xml, the one you want, is in build/build.xml. It will call
catalina/build.xml and others (there are at least 5 build.xml files
involved in a complete Tomcat build) as needed, setting up classpaths
and such.
If you wan
I find if run ant more than one time, it will represent "Build Success"
sometimes but failed in fact.
What is the classpath loading sequence?
Ant do have download org.apache.jdt.* in /usr/share/java/eclipse/plugins,
and in my ${eclipse_home}/plugins it contains higher version.
And the build.xml sa
For the sake of my unstable network status, i could not download the
required components at first.
So i had to download them by hand and rename them as required.So it failed.
I set a proxy and it works well. :) Thanks you all.
Now i am confused by the catalina/build.xml
Do I have to add the build
Yoav Shapira wrote:
You have the wrong version of the Eclipse JDT jar on your classpath.
It may be a good idea to package rename JDT as well (evil grin).
Rémy
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Hi,
You have the wrong version of the Eclipse JDT jar on your classpath.
Don't put jars in $ANT_HOME/lib, $JRE_HOME/lib, or similar locations.
(That's true for building nearly anything, not just Tomcat). The
Tomcat build will download them and put them in its own lib directory
for the build, as
Hi, everybody.
I am going to build Tomcat by myself by following the step from
http://tomcat.apache.org/tomcat-5.5-doc/building.html.
But unfortunately i failed as the message listed below.
At first i think maybe i miss the ecj*.jar, but after putting the newest one
in the $ANT_HOME/lib, it still
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