Garbage collection is non-deterministic - the JVM gets to decide when to
run it. My guess would be that ANT has a reference to ALL the files and
doesn't let go of any of them until all the tasks have run. You can
probably get around this with a little re-coding; I could be wrong, but
I think
Matt Benson wrote:
--- Fermin Da Costa Gomez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
Hi,
What would be the best way to do the following:
1. Going into a directory (this is ok)
2. Counting the number of files of type x (getting
files is ok, *counting* is an
issue)
With Ant 1.6.3 (now in beta) you could
Ivan Ivanov wrote:
Fermin,
you should check[1] to see the exact versions of the
third party libraries.
Thank you. I found that out by reading through the apache site and doing
some more googling.
Turns out that i needed 3 additional jars of which the Rhino one was unusal.
But, i'v got it runnin
Does the garbage collection have a "time-out" it's based on, or is it
strictly the lack of references to the classes?
I'm seeing problems with memory errors when doing a series of tasks on a
set of files, and running out of memory. But if I run the tasks on the
files one at a time manually (throug
Thanks Matt!!
I had overriden my $PATH variable and forget to add the /usr/bin path (where
uname and false cmds are in my box). Once I fixed this, everything went
clear.
Thanks again.
Luis
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From: Matt Benson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Hmm.. looks like your shell is acting funny? Perhaps
/bin is missing from your PATH env. variable. This is
where the uname and false executables live on the
(Intel) SunOS 5.8 box I am looking at. Probably
something has screwed up your PATH and you want to log
out/log in or rerun .profile or some
Hi there,
I am a bit confuse here, since I´ve never seen this kind of behavior
with ant. I am invoking ant from a shell script (the usual stuff is set,
such as JAVA_HOME, ANT_HOME, no classpath defined) and I get following
messages:
--
/xyz/apache-ant-1.6.2/bin/ant: fals
--- Fermin Da Costa Gomez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Hi,
>
> What would be the best way to do the following:
> 1. Going into a directory (this is ok)
> 2. Counting the number of files of type x (getting
> files is ok, *counting* is an
> issue)
With Ant 1.6.3 (now in beta) you could do this:
Well, I got out of Eclipse and used build.bat to run ant on the
build.xml
file, and it worked fine. This verifies that it is Eclipse that is
doing
something.
Thanks.
Don Payette
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Sorry, the optional ftp task still does not work, even if the jars are
in the lib directory. I noticed there is a /etc/ant.conf file, that
seems to list the installed optional packages.
Does anyone know how I can inegrate an optional (ftp) task on a Suse
Linux 9.2 system, where ant was installed
That's strange. My lib directory is completely empty, so I will try to
add them. Other optional tasks like junit work well, because yast
installed the package. But I don't know where :-)
I'll try it - thanx so far!
sven
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From: Antoine Levy-Lambert [mailto:[EMAIL PROTE
Fermin,
you should check[1] to see the exact versions of the
third party libraries.
I use successfully such scripts with Eclipse, but I do
not used the ant distribution bundled with Eclipse.
Instead, I have "standalone" ant installation on my
disk and I configured Eclipse to use it. I point Ant
Hom
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04/05/2005 03:25 AM
Please
Thx a lot, much appreciated.
I have not been able to run it yet though because running it from
eclipse i keep on getting errors.
1st was bsf related, fixed that.
Than i got a rhino error, fixed that by stuffing the js.jar in there.
Now i get a NoSuchMethod error. Haven't done this one yet.
Well,
If you download a full binary version of ant you get these files.
If you make your own build of ant, you need oro and commons.net under
lib/optional before starting the build.
Cheers,
Antoine
> Nope, I don't. But where do I get them? The ant dependency list does not
> show this, or?
>
> thx,
> sve
Nope, I don't. But where do I get them? The ant dependency list does not
show this, or?
thx,
sven
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Do you also have all the ant-*.jar in the $ANT_HOME/lib directory ?
There is a ant-apache-oro.jar and an ant-commons-net.jar.
Do you have them ?
Antoine
> Hi there,
>
> I still cant't use the ftp taks on the suse linux 9.2 machine. I copied
> the oro and commons-net jar files to /usr/share/ant/li
Hello, Fermin,
You can do 2. with javascript:
$${xmlfiles} is ${xmlfiles}
$${txtfiles} is ${txtfiles}
In fact, I often need to extract information about
files and I thought to do a "lib" of s like
the one above to improve reusability. However, I
Hi there,
I still cant't use the ftp taks on the suse linux 9.2 machine. I copied
the oro and commons-net jar files to /usr/share/ant/lib, but the same
error pops up when I execute the build file: ant cannot find the
libraries that support the ftp task.
is there a special ant-ftp.jar? if so, I di
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Hi,
What is a reasonable size on my Xmx Xms in ANT_OPTS.
I have 1.600 source files.
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On Tue, 5 Apr 2005, Mikael Petterson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> My problem is that I run out of memory when I run my test ( complile
> 1.600 files and run over 5.000 tests). Is there a way to measure
> how much memory ant is consuming?
You can always ask the Java VM using built-in Java methods
On Mon, 4 Apr 2005, Robert Lin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> We get this message all of a sudden, I searched through the archive
> and saw that others had this problem as well, but I didn't really
> see a clear solution on how to debug this.
I vaguely recall it had been fixed. Can you give 1.6.3b
On Mon, 04 Apr 2005, David A. Bartmess <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Are there any comments on the memory usage for using targets vs
> macrodefs in the build?
The question usually is macrodef vs antcall and macros should consume
less memeory, not more.
In your situation I'd rather look for a mem
Hi,
I am using ant for build and test our java application. We run into
'java.lang.OutOfMemory' problems when running junit tests.
I have made a number of changes without any luck:
- Unset classpath
- increase ANT Xms and Xmx via ANT_OPTS env. variable.
- Using fork in javac.
- Increase Xmx in j
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