Appears that there are different javac compilers
is there a way to define the same ant clean build 'path' specification for the
cron job ?
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On 12/27/06, Stephen Nesbitt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
All:
I'm trying to figure out if something is possible or if I am just being
clueless.
I have written a couple of tasks using jython and scriptdef. Becuase they
are jython and white case is significant, the jython scripts are in files
refe
All:
I'm trying to figure out if something is possible or if I am just being
clueless.
I have written a couple of tasks using jython and scriptdef. Becuase they
are jython and white case is significant, the jython scripts are in files
referenced by the src attribute rather than included in the
On 12/27/06, Gilbert Rebhan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
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> Comment" on jGuru [2]. Comments on jGuru are welcome.
hope it's OK to Cc: my post here, as some people might
have only connection to the ant-user list @ work !?
following my post on jGuru =
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Hi, the im
Hi,
I found the problem:
http://weblogs.java.net/blog/jfalkner/archive/2005/11/blarg_17_ant_co.html
I had trailing backward slashes in my Classpath
Regards,
Thomas
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Thanks for replying. Java 1.5.6. However I found the problem. In my
build.sh file I was redircting ant's output by redirection command
forgetting that ant uses the -l option. This caused errors of course.
ant build > $HOME/build.log
and should've been
ant -l $HOME/build.log build
Ori
As in on the command line:
which java
:)
Scot P. Floess wrote:
I bet its using the wrong JDK (as in the gcc version)... When you are
running ant in the "working" example, which java is it using?
Res Pons wrote:
I'm hoping someone could help me with my ant compile process. I have
set up th
I bet its using the wrong JDK (as in the gcc version)... When you are
running ant in the "working" example, which java is it using?
Res Pons wrote:
I'm hoping someone could help me with my ant compile process. I have
set up the build process and automation on a linux centOS box.
When I cd i
I'm hoping someone could help me with my ant compile process. I have set up
the build process and automation on a linux centOS box.
When I cd into the build subfolder and manually run
$ ant clean build
Everything's ok.
But when the cronjob kicks in and tries to compile, I get tons of error
Hi all!
I was working with ant without any problems but after i wanted to control
tomcat according to
http://raibledesigns.com/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=TomcatAntTasks or
http://tomcat.objektpark.org/howto/antmanager.html
Or
http://ptrthomas.wordpress.com/2006/03/25/how-to-start-and-stop-tomcat-from-
ant
Hi,
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Comment" on jGuru [2]. Comments on jGuru are welcome.
hope it's OK to Cc: my post here, as some people might
have only connection to the ant-user list @ work !?
following my post on jGuru =
/*
Hi, the immutable properties are no problem for me, using ant for
Robert Lybarger is doing a discussion [1] about the immutability of
properties "Ant's (Needlessly?) Immutable Properties - An Open Call for
Comment" on jGuru [2]. Comments on jGuru are welcome.
Jan
[1]
http://ant-headaches.blogspot.com/2006/12/ants-immutable-properties.html
[2] http://www.jguru
I'm currently building a master ant file that will be used to build
multiple projects depending on user interaction. I'm wanting to respond
to a call in different ways depending on whether the build
completed successfully. I've tried using the output attribute to
capture the results of the
Hi, List.
I am trying the AntUnit 1.0Beta2 with Ant1.7.0RC1.
I want to know how to get access to the log messages emitted by tasks under
the test especially when they terminated with BuildException.
I made a test case build.xml which includes a fragment like the following:
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