Hi,
I am trying to run testng.xml through ANT and it looks like it cannot find
the file specified. Would somebody know why ? the config.properties is at
the location projects/metro/conf/config.properties and the build.xml is at
the location : projects/metro/tests/build.xml. I have specified the b
hi,
This could be ant version dependent, can you give us the ant version
number on each platform?
If you are using 1.7.0 on the vista machine it's significantly slower
than 1.6.5.
Check the ant dev mailing list archive for messages from Stefan
Bodewig on the subject - sorry to busy right now to
Eric Cambray (BlueXML) wrote:
> I tested with ant command line or from Eclipse, it's equal. And with -v
> option I see that all task are speed but the task end for 2 or 3 seconds
> and restart for 1-2 seconds, with task manager I see my CPU work (to
> 25%) then nothing, 25%, nothing, ...
>
> I tes
Eric-
Sounds as if you have alot of background processes eating up resources
(specifically memory)
what happens if you start vista with F5 and rerun the ant task?
Martin
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Hello,
I searched and web and don't find a lot of thing for my problem so I
come to you to know more about this.
I word on a project with different people having different kind of
installation (Linux, Mac Os, Xp, Vista) and we have a very slow ant task
on Vista's computer. A task that take 1
You want to control that your compilation path is not too long ? The
deco project offers now an ant task to do that [1].
This is pretty useful used in combination of ivy. It is a good way to
control the quality of your ivy file. But it can be used whatever the
method you use to configure a bui
Better have two ways to start your Tests:
1.as Batch Ant
2.using the Eclipse JUNIT plugin without ANT
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