Though *vmlauncher="false"* worked for me, it has the following problem:
This means control is being done by OS (not JVM). My script start multiple
managed servers in a sequence. Once the 1st server is started and in the
'RUNNING' mode, Ant should get the control back so that it can start the 2nd
Thank you Jan. This solution is nice and straight.
Regads,
Nagendra
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>It may be good idea to have api to know the list of macros
>available too (it
>may be of help in few other contexts than this).
/**
* Return the current task definition hashtable. The returned
hashtable is
* "live" and so should not be modified.
*
* @return a map of fro
Hello Tamer,
I suggest you open the ant manual that you can find online, and you look
at the tasks mkdir, unzip, xslt.
Regards,
Antoine
Tamer Demirel wrote:
> Hello,
>
> i like to automatise my transformations xslt and . So i don't want to
> build class files.
> Can somebody give me a short exa
I'm trying to build a test suite using an embedded Derby server. In my
build.xml, I have a "sql" task that executes my "create table" sql, and
then I run "junit" to run my tests that use the database. I'm finding
that Derby is giving me an error while in the test class, saying that
"Another insta
Hello,
i like to automatise my transformations xslt and . So i don't want to
build class files.
Can somebody give me a short example how i can use ant to achieve it?
I need the commands or example File.
What i have:
Folder: PROJECT
Subfolder: RAR (here are my RAR-File)
Subfolder: XSLT (here a
You want the condition. See the list of supported
conditions under the task.
On Dec 16, 2009, at 6:02 AM, Raja Nagendra Kumar wrote:
Thank you jan.
It may be good idea to have api to know the list of macros
available too (it
may be of help in few other contexts than this).
Pl. consi
Thanks Jan for your reply. I see from my OC4J container logs that there are
few problems:
1) Exception occurred getting connection pool sizes from data source
connection pool 'OracleDS_connectionPool'. Exception:
'java.sql.SQLException: java.lang.reflect.InvocationTargetException'.
2) Error seria
Hi
Thank you all.
The build.xml is given by the vendor of the app server, and is a complex
build file. I am OK to make changes, but only minor changes.
I tried adding attribute *vmlauncher="false"* to exec and it worked for me.
cheers
a s
On Wed, Dec 16, 2009 at 2:59 PM, Dalton, Tom wrote:
Thank you jan.
It may be good idea to have api to know the list of macros available too (it
may be of help in few other contexts than this).
Pl. consider this as a new requirement.
Regards,
Nagendra
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You probably need to specify the working dir for the start executable and might
also need to add ./ to start if wherever it is located isn't in the system PATH.
E.g.
Hope that helps!
Tom
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>Which are the ant API we should use to know if a macro with name xyz
is
>defined or not..
>
>for knowing the existing of targets I can use project.getTargets() to
check
>out is there a similar thing for macros.
http://ant.apache.org/faq.html#CreateProcess_error_2
http://ant.apache.org/manual/CoreTasks/exec.html
"start" is not an executable. You have to start "cmd" instead and use "start"
as first argument.
Jan
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Hi,
Which are the ant API we should use to know if a macro with name xyz is
defined or not..
for knowing the existing of targets I can use project.getTargets() to check
out is there a similar thing for macros.
Regards,
Raja Nagendra Kumar,
C.T.O
www.tejasoft.com
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Hi,
Which are the ant API we should use to know if a macro with name xyz is
defined or not..
for knowing the existing of targets I can use project.getTargets() to check
out is there a similar thing for macros.
Regards,
Raja Nagendra Kumar,
C.T.O
www.tejasoft.com
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