Re: Multiple JVM

Hi Is it an option to use JDK 1.5 completely and specify the source ant target attributes Martijn Bandaru, Jaysheel wrote: Hi - I have a build file which uses JDK1.4 to compile(javac) and run the java tasks , in the build file I have task which executes a jar file compiled using JDK1.5 .

RE: Multiple JVM

Thanks for the reponse .I tried the way you mentioned but it didn't work. I ran the ant with verbose and I see that it is still looking at JDK 1.4. Is there any other soln? Thanks in advance -Original Message- From: Antoine Levy-Lambert [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, April 1

Re: Multiple JVM

Bandaru, Jaysheel wrote: Hello Jaysheel, two ideas : run your build in debug (ant -debug) or verbose (-verbose) mode to get a better feeling of what is happening in the case you are starting from ant running in a JDK 1.4 VM. Also try to nest in an element to tell java where is your JAVA_HOME

Multiple JVM

Hi - I have a build file which uses JDK1.4 to compile(javac) and run the java tasks , in the build file I have task which executes a jar file compiled using JDK1.5 . How should I execute that task ? I tried the following , it says buildSuccessful but I don't see the expected results.I run

Re: tasks -- how to specify location of cvs.exe

Hello Michael, I can confirm that the cvs task does not let you specify where your cvs.exe lies, and it must be found in the path. By the way, I did some work with the cygwin cvs and ant and it seemed to work for me. What I did though were activities which do not write to the repository, suc

Re: "Variable" Macros Properties

To preserve the clean syntax that you achieved w/ the macrodef, you could combine the antcall with your macro. The main build target would use the macro, and the macro would do the antcall. The target that is run by antcall has its own scope, so no problem with the properties. Michael Giroux

RE: "Variable" Macros Properties

I have had success using antcall and params - this allows the properties to reset each time == == == == ==

Re: Help with ftp

Hi Rakesh I would very much appreciate it if you could post the configuration details. And could you also explan the scenario under which you deployed this ftp. Did you use it as part of some Java application? For example I have an application running in a box which I call the colocator. This app

Re: Help with ftp

Hi Rakesh I would very much appreciate it if you could post the configuration details. thanks a lot Rakesh Patel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hi guys, you are not going to believe this! At the moment my war file is 5mb that i wish to ftp to the server. Using the recommended library (Common-net)

"Variable" Macros Properties

I would like to be able to take a macro parameter such as "devel" and use this information to compute the actual path where the data is stored (ex \\pca001\mypath). Unfortunately I cannot use properties for these values because they are immutable once set and I may use each macro more than once.

Re: Help with ftp

Hi guys, you are not going to believe this! At the moment my war file is 5mb that i wish to ftp to the server. Using the recommended library (Common-net) the upload took almost a minute. This is quite poor. My colleague then told me he can transfer the file using Absolute FTP (a free windows

Re: Help with ftp

FWIW, I had very similar problems using the Eclipse FTP plugin which also uses commons-net. Looking at the traces I discovered that the package seems to do a lot of extra commands to set working directory, and list the directory. You might try watching the traffic using a TCP Monitor (there is on

RE: Help with ftp

I've had this exact problem with Ant's FTP, SCP, and SSH; they're agonizingly slower. So I spawn a new shell or use Exec to the system, much faster. Also I used to Ant-FTP from my Windows server to our Linux server which took a long time. So instead, I set up an FTP client through IIS on the

RE: Help with ftp

I guess he may be referring to common-net library recommended in the following links: http://ant.apache.org/manual/install.html#commons-net http://jakarta.apache.org/commons/net/index.html We definitely need this jar file when using FTP task (with ANT 1.6.5 -- I couldn't get the FTP task working

RE: Help with ftp

Can you post your ANT_OPTS arg variable ? -Original Message- From: ilango [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, April 12, 2006 12:54 PM To: Ant Users List Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: Help with ftp Hi Rakesh Could you tell me what this common-net library is? Did you refer to s

Re: Help with ftp

Hi Rakesh Could you tell me what this common-net library is? Did you refer to some sample code for FTP? Right now, I am trying to do the same ilango Rakesh Patel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hi, i am writing a ftp task using the common-net library as recommended. It does work but i am surpised

Re: scp "auth cancel" error

did u put in the password? -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/scp-%22auth-cancel%22-error-t1402297.html#a3884924 Sent from the Ant - Users forum at Nabble.com. - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROT

Help with ftp

Hi, i am writing a ftp task using the common-net library as recommended. It does work but i am surpised at its performance. I am uploading a 5mb file and it takes almost a minute. When i use a dedicated Windows ftp client (AbsoluteFTP) the transfer takes a quarter of the time. Is there som

tasks -- how to specify location of cvs.exe

The CVS related tasks require that the cvs executable is on the PATH. I have two versions of cvs installed, one at c:\bin\cvs\cvs.exe The other at c:\cygwin\bin\cvs.exe. Both versions show the same version information: Concurrent Versions System (CVS) 1.11.20 (client) When I attempt to execute t

RE: Starteam checkout problem

Thanks Benjamin, you were right, there was a problem in the path. It seems the eye don't work too well late night :) Eugene -Original Message- From: Burgess, Benjamin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday 11 April 2006 19:47 To: Ant Users List Subject: RE: Starteam checkout problem Th