I load in my environment variables with:
I use ant properties throughout my script with the env. prefix so that end
users can override them with real environment variables, if they wish. If
those env. prefixed ant properties are not initialized from the real
environment variables, I default
The subclipse svnant tasks do not have good default logging such that an svn
update provides no feedback at all as to what is being updated. I would like
to see the standard svn output as each file gets updated in the sandbox.
Instead of requesting that subclipse add a verbose attribute to all
If you're going to JavaOne this year, I'd really love it if you could
attend my session, TS-4166, "Object-Oriented Ant Scripts for the
Enterprise". It's Friday, 2:50 - 3:50.
See you there!
Douglas Bullard
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Hello,
I build our software (Zimbra Collaboration Suite) on a multitude of
platforms. Part of the build process uses Ant. However, I have found that
when I got to build our software on the Fedora 10 OS, it fails due to Ant
not recognizing a particular file name correctly. The error I see is:
That'd be very handy sometimes!
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Juan Pablo Lis wrote:
Hello All,
I'm having a problem while running junit tasks, when the test is large.
I'm getting an out of memory exception, but I notice that the formatter
(XML) is not flushing the file while it is running, it writes the whole file
at t
Hello All,
I'm having a problem while running junit tasks, when the test is large.
I'm getting an out of memory exception, but I notice that the formatter
(XML) is not flushing the file while it is running, it writes the whole file
at the end of the test.
Is it possible to set the formatter to w
If there is a bug in how Java 1.4 handles certain
bytecodes, I'm not sure recompiling would be
helpful. Note that my Ant project compiles C++
code -- my only use of Ant and Java is to run these C++ builds.
On the other hand, all the Ant binaries I've
installed were probably compiled on a fai
I know that Java 1.4 had a lot of bugs that had to be fixed -- hence
the later versions of Java 1.4 like Java 1.4.2.
It could just be that you hit one of the Java 1.4 bugs. Can you
upgrade to Java 1.4.2? Or, at least compile in Java 1.4.2 since the
bytecode produced by Java 1.4.2 should be identi
I do not think it is a simple classpath problem
because the same physical layout works on all my
other machines, but under newer versions of Java.
In every case, I am using Ant 1.7.1, and I copied
ant-contrib-1.0b3.jar to the $ANT_HOME/lib
directory. The ant-contrib JAR appears in the
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Hi,
After reinstalling tomcat v 6.0.14, I am getting following error while
deploying my webapp using ant deploy task.
FAIL - Invalid context path null was specified
[deploy]
But the path was very much there in my ant task.
Where are build.properties file contains following entries
re
Hi,
I need some help from you regarding ANT PCVS tasks (Serena).
I have build.xml like
The build.properties file is like
repository =?
pvcsproject =?
user=vktiwari
Now we access Serena via Web interface and hence don't know how to put the
above property values
T
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