It turns out there was a OS bundled version of ant. I removed it and my
diagnostics test is correct now. My error is sourcejammer related now I
believe.
this is the output from the diagnostics now and the attempted ant task.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] sourcejammer]$ ant -diagnostics
--- Ant diagnost
I installed ant myself.
the version was 1.6.2 but when I run diagnostics, I get the following
version output:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] sourcejammer]$ ant -diagnostics
--- Ant diagnostics report ---
Apache Ant version 1.5.2-20 compiled on September 25 2003
[EMAIL PROTECTED] sourcejammer]$ which
The only way I was able to get ant to stop complaining about those missing
classes was to place the fully qualified name (including the jar file
name) in the $CLASSPATH. Once I did that, I get the following error which
states that com.sun.net.ssl.internal.ssl.Provider is not found. This class
i
I blew away the $CLASSPATH settings and got an error because some of the
jar files I needed were in there. What I am puzzled about is even though
I have the JAVA_HOME and ANT_HOME set in my system, when I do an ant
-diagnostics, they dont appear to be set within ANT's environment. See
below:
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I am attempting to run ant. When it fails,I get a message that says:
"method java.util.prefs.Preferences.userNodeForPackage was not found". I
see that this method is part of a class which is part of the standard
j2sdk. I have my CLASSPATH set accordingly with :/java (java
directory). Is the
