RE: Websphere (WAS) doesn't like my EAR file from ANT

Thanks for all the much needed help. It looks like the jar option may work. I'll try that. It should be a pretty easy change. I'll post my results back to the list when I come up with the solution. Thanks Again, Nick Neuberger -Original Message- From: Mattos, John [mailto:[EMAIL PROT

Re: can't execute an ant execution

One possibility is that the environment is not OK at the remote end to start ant or to find java. You might want to do to see if it looks OK. Antoine - Original Message - From: "David" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: "Ant Apache User List" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Wednesday, September 03, 2003 6

RE: Websphere (WAS) doesn't like my EAR file from ANT

Thanks for all the much needed help. It looks like the jar option may work. I'll try that. It should be a pretty easy change. I'll post my results back to the list when I come up with the solution. Thanks Again, Nick Neuberger -Original Message- From: Mattos, John [mailto:[EMAIL PR

RE: problem with the java task...

It sounds like it's crashed with no output but the forked JVM hasn't terminated - ANT will wait to join up with any forked JVM. Don't be fooled into thinking that ANT will spawn another long-lived JVM and then the ANT JVM will exit. Have you tried running in verbose and then executing the command

Re: Exception in thread "main"

I have just had a look at the code of the sql task and of the JDBCTask that the sql task is using internally. There is a caching mechanism (to cache class loaders) in the JDBCTask, but it is not used. So you are right, it is well possible that new class loaders and driver instances are generated ea

can't execute an ant execution

Dear members, If I want to invoke a ant command during a telnet target it seem to me it doesn't work. If I do: ant -l log.txt usage the build file is on the $HOME directory so it should be executed. At the end of the execution the log.txt file exist, but it is empt

Re: environment property

Hi Samuel, the exec task has nested environment variables, just read the documentation. Cheers, Antoine - Original Message - From: "Blanchet Samuel" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Wednesday, September 03, 2003 2:34 PM Subject: environment property Hi all, How can I

Re: problem with the java task...

Hi Laxma, I suppose the Java application that you want to start with the task is really a kind of background process or server running permanently. With ant 1.5, you can use parallel to do other activities in ant while your application server is being started and run, or you can use the exec task