Prashant, I have not been able to figure out how to get Intellij to
produce a build script, I wrote my own.
Click Menu > Build Choose Generate ANT Build option. I am using 4.5
version of Intellij
Thanks, Tom.
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From: Peter Reilly [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Branden Kolb wrote:
I did look at that. I apologize for my lack of understanding. I thought
I could use in my build script to define the ejbDeploy task. I'm
guessing from your statement "(antTask is not from ant, it is from
websphere)" that I cannot use it? As I stated earlier, I call a b
Iam so sorry. This has nothing to do with ANT. It's apache's log4j only.
"Scot P. Floess" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: I am not trying to be smart
here...but how does this relate to ant? Do
you feel like this is a deployment problem caused by your ant build
script? If so, can you elaborate m
I am not trying to be smart here...but how does this relate to ant? Do
you feel like this is a deployment problem caused by your ant build
script? If so, can you elaborate more on how you are creating your war
file?
Shailesh Sharma wrote:
iam getting following exception in my weblogic log f
iam getting following exception in my weblogic log file when i deploy the
application WAR file.
please help me understand the problem...help please finding the solution.
log4j:WARN No such property [datePattern] in
org.apache.log4j.RollingFileAppender.
ValidateVendorLogger:initLogger
I did look at that. I apologize for my lack of understanding. I thought
I could use in my build script to define the ejbDeploy task. I'm
guessing from your statement "(antTask is not from ant, it is from
websphere)" that I cannot use it? As I stated earlier, I call a batch
file that looks
On 11/2/06, Branden Kolb <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
All right, I give up. I thought I understood what I needed to. I added
the following to my Ant script:
Did you look at the reference:
http://www-128.ibm.com/developerworks/websphere/library/techarticles/0505_weisz/0505_wei
All right, I give up. I thought I understood what I needed to. I added
the following to my Ant script:
but I am still getting the same error as before. Am I using the wrong
library or the wrong class? Am I completely off my rocker (ok, I don't
need an answer to this last
Peter Reilly wrote:
I did a quick google and found a lot of
hits of people asking this question, but
very few on how to do it.
running rad ant tasks from the cli looks like fun ;-)
I found this:
http://www-128.ibm.com/developerworks/websphere/library/techarticles/0505_weisz/0505_weisz.html
The
I did a quick google and found a lot of
hits of people asking this question, but
very few on how to do it.
running rad ant tasks from the cli looks like fun ;-)
I found this:
http://www-128.ibm.com/developerworks/websphere/library/techarticles/0505_weisz/0505_weisz.html
They use their own ant laun
Well, maybe I don't understand quite yet. I added the path to the
antj2ee.jar to my system classpath variable. opened a new DOS window and
tried my script again. I still get the error:
Could not create task or type of type: ejbDeploy
What am I missing?
Branden Kolb
> Ok, I think I
Hi Peter / Prashant,
It's my understanding that I can use the full name everywhere or put an
import statement at the top. However, when I put an import statement in
Intellij it goes gray which indicates it's an unused import statement.
Anyway, I replaced all class references with their full name.
I have seen this happen when the script implements with microsoft specific
names which incorporate either spaces or 'special characters'
you will have to find the 'real directory folder name' which you can discover
by
cd C:\ and
dir /X (find the REAL folder names)
so in your script instead of u
Ok, I think I am beginning to understand. I may not have provided enough
information. I call a batch file like the following. Should I just add
the correct jar to the folder listed as the ANT_HOME folder? Or do I just
add it to my windows classpath? Thanks for the help!
echo %~dp0
cd %~
Branden Kolb wrote:
I have recently written a build script using Ant for one of our projects
that is run from within RAD. One of the targets uses the task
in the following manner:
I want to be able to run the Ant script from a DOS window. However, when
I do, and it gets t
I have recently written a build script using Ant for one of our projects
that is run from within RAD. One of the targets uses the task
in the following manner:
I want to be able to run the Ant script from a DOS window. However, when
I do, and it gets to the ejbDeploy task,
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