Hi
I have an Ant script on Windows and Jmeters and its jmx files are installed
on another Linux machine.
My question is how do I invoke a test plan/run using your task on that Linux
box from
my Windows Ant script. I couldn't figure out the runremote and proxy
attributes.
A simple example in my con
Hi shekar
I tried the following snippet. Its working fine for me. I think this cannot
be a issue with date selector
${lib.prop}
Did u try ur build with -verbose or -debug option?? These would give more
informations
On Wed, Feb 27, 2008 at 11:26 AM, sekhar18k <[EMAIL
On Sun, Feb 24, 2008 at 10:37 PM, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> If you add a
>taskname="yui"
> to your task, you'll get better log statements ...
> (I prefer having the executed command in the log - not just "exec" or
> "apply".)
>
Ok, Good to know.
Now I wan to add a build id/version to t
On Tue, Feb 26, 2008 at 6:38 PM, Fred Janon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Is there anything to display the classpath that Ant is using to launch
> a java task besides the verbose and debug ant options that don't
> display it?
>
This might not be the answer to what you want to do, but...
Ant shoul
most of the time -debug and -verbose options should help u in debugging
If your build is too huge, redirect them to a file
On Wed, Feb 27, 2008 at 11:39 AM, Ramu Sethu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hope these things helps you
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Hope these things helps you
If u want specific path element to get printed
${prop}
(or)
${java.class.path}
Let me know if i am wrong
On Wed, Feb 27, 2008 at 8:08 AM, Fred Janon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Is there anything to display the classpath that Ant is using
hi Ramu,
the build file i have used is :
*
target name="init">
Hi
Temporary solution which i went for
On Wed, Feb 27, 2008 at 2:20 AM, Chuck Holzwarth <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Maybe I am missing something, but the simplest fix may be just to set an
> environment variable named COMPUTERNAME during login on the Unix/Linux
> system a
There isnt any built-in debug option.
You could do some logging with .
Maybe some IDEs support debugging of buildfiles (I think Eclipse can).
Jan
> -Ursprüngliche Nachricht-
> Von: Fred Janon [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Gesendet: Mittwoch, 27. Februar 2008 03:39
> An: user@ant.apache.
Is there anything to display the classpath that Ant is using to launch
a java task besides the verbose and debug ant options that don't
display it?
How can I debug Ant file in general? I check the Ant manual left and
right and didn't find anything.
Thanks
Fred
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Hi,
I am trying to write an Ant build.xml file to compile and run a Java
(Groovy) app without too much success. I spent a day reading the Ant
manual and trying all sorts of things. The ant file builds the classes
correctly but apparently fails to include the current directory at
runtime. I think m
Matt:
Thanks for your quick response ... I had been unaware of the
task/condition and will begin reading up on it
immediately as that is clearly a useful feature in cases such as this one.
I particularly appreciate the fact that you and Steve have both taken
the time to look into my particu
How about you create a new sql file that calls the rest of your Sqls , and just
here is your simple ant target:
That is how my code works.
-c
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Subject: Re: SQ
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> We have had trouble here and there with the
> difference
> between "no resources specified" (an error to be
> reported) and "no resources found" (usu. ignore and
> continue). This sounds like that kind of situation
> and
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Pardon the top post, all.
We have had trouble here and there with the difference
between "no resources specified" (an error to be
reported) and "no resources found" (usu. ignore and
continue). This sounds like that kind of situation
and I will try to look into it.
As for your question about an e
Steve:
Thanks for your informative response and your suspicion that I may have
a problem with the size() of my fileset.
Since I can't seem to find a simple method of trying to test the size of
my fileset, in advance of my call of the sql task, I've now tried to
modify my target to first crea
Maybe I am missing something, but the simplest fix may be just to set an
environment variable named COMPUTERNAME during login on the Unix/Linux system
and it will be available to env.
Sometimes things get more complicated than is necessary...
Chuck Holzwarth
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Fro
There really isn't a standard environment variable name for storing
the system name on the various flavors of Unix. This is usually set
when users log in. Some shells do set the environment variable
HOSTNAME, but not all. Even on Windows, the environment variable
COMPUTERNAME cannot be trusted beca
hi,
We have a client where a build process creates artifacts (jar, exe) and
uses the scp task to copy them over to an ftp server. Once this process
completes, an email is sent to the offshore team asking them to verify
that the file sizes (obtained from the build machine) are the same for
each
Hi,
Samuel Monsarrat wrote:
>> Is COMPUTERNAME only for windows? Is there any workaround to print the
>> hostname(Linux)?
>>
> Indeed yes COMPUTERNAME is a Windows standard env variable that does not
> exist on linux. env. is dangerous in a multi-os build system, as you
> are accessing the
I recommend TeamCity. We bought a license and I haven't regretted it
even for one second.
Vijay Aravamudhan wrote:
hi,
I have also seen some clients who use ant's MailLogger to notify
interested parties of failed builds - in case you have a wide audience.
btw: are you running inside a CI env
Is COMPUTERNAME only for windows? Is there any workaround to print the
hostname(Linux)?
The end of that statement is misleading - are you looking for the hostname or
the host OS? Or is your machine named 'Linux'?
Vijay
Ramu Sethu wrote:
Hi
We have a build script which runs in both windows
hi,
I have also seen some clients who use ant's MailLogger to notify
interested parties of failed builds - in case you have a wide audience.
btw: are you running inside a CI environment? If not, try CruiseControl,
Hudson, Bamboo or TeamCity. Depending on whether you want an open source
tool o
Ramu Sethu wrote:
Hi
We have a build script which runs in both windows and Linux m/c. Recently i
added property to print the computer name of the m/c in which the script
runs.
Is COMPUTERNAME only for windows? Is there any workaround to print the
hostname(Linux)?
Indeed yes COMPUTERNAME is a
we couldn't see ur build file.. Its also difficult to guess your build
file :-)
On Fri, Feb 22, 2008 at 8:05 PM, sekhar18k <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>From a console, run the command "env" to see the environment variables.
On unix/linux the env variable "HOSTNAME" is normally used to get the
name of the computer.
(Although on my current machine this is "localhost.localdomain").
Peter
On Tue, Feb 26, 2008 at 2:09 PM, Ramu Sethu <[EMAIL PROTEC
Hi
We have a build script which runs in both windows and Linux m/c. Recently i
added property to print the computer name of the m/c in which the script
runs.
In windows everything is fine. Ant sets the property to the hostname in
windows. But in Linux it prints the hostname like "${env.COMPUTERN
John Shott wrote:
Ant community:
I'm trying to upgrade my build.xml to be ant 1.7.0 compatible and seem
to be stumbling on changes in the SQL task related to resource collections.
I have been trying:
keepformat="true" delimiter="/" escapeprocessing="false"
print="true"
A build failed if a task throws an exception, usually a BuildException.
is a task for throwing a BE.
When a BE occurs Ant stops executing the build process a returns with
an error code != 0.
With you could provide the error code.
Jan
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is there any task / properties which can be use to track the build failed
or not. I don't want to extend any ant class for this task. Is there any
built in task ?
:Hasan
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