You can file the bug against Eclipse Platform Ant at
https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/enter_bug.cgi
but from memory I am pretty sure this issue is already logged but don't
hesitate to do a quick check and file away.
I would suggest trying turning off some of the preferences to see if you
can squee
I will have to chime in with a "me too" for the Eclipse IDE :-)
Darins
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I have been working with Gab within the Eclipse newsgroups.
Eclipse had a bug in its 3.0 release (3 yrs ago) that caused problems with
the XMLLogger.
https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=80435
This is fixed in Eclipse 3.1 and newer.
You can add additional listeners, just not change the l
Eclipse 3.3.* ships with Ant 1.7.0
We were able to come up with a workaround for the Ant problem on Windows
and decided to ship with the known problem for Mac and Unix machines as
outlined in
https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=187993 where it also
outlines that this problem is fixed
An Eclipse bug not an Ant issue.
https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=195986
Fixed in the 3.4 stream.
Planning to fix in the 3.3.1 stream.
Thanks
Darins
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If you have the exact error message I would search the javac and Eclipse
bug database and see if it is a known problem (with potential workaround)
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Darins
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Start Eclipse using the -vm option so that you know exactly which JDK you
are using.
You can configure the JDK compilance for the Eclipse compiler in other
ways but using the VM option to set your default JDK to 1.5 will likely be
the easiest to fix your problem.
If you continue to have issues
No
We have:
https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=78298
Patches considered and reviewed.
Darins
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Hello,
You can see the whole Ant command line invocation within Eclipse by
opening the Debug view and right clicking on the Ant
process>Properties>Process Information>Command Line
And yes, we have a logger and an input handlerno surprises there.
Darins
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Are you running Ant in the same or separate JRE from Eclipse? See you JRE
tab for your Ant launch configuration.
For same JRE as Eclipse launch Eclipse with -Xmx and -Xms options set
For separate JRE, specify the VM arguments on the JRE tab for your Ant
launch configuration.
Likely in the futu
See Eclipse bug 34466 comment #7 or see the Eclipse Readme the Platform -
Ant section
or the Eclipse help:
http://help.eclipse.org/help31/index.jsp
?topic=/org.eclipse.platform.doc.isv/guide/ant_contributing_task.htm
"Important rules..." section
HTH
Darins
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Really should be in an Eclipse forum...
Take a look at the Refresh tab for your Ant launch configuration.
No need to do manually what you can set up to do automatically :-)
HTH
Darins
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Eclipse has an input handler for both same and separate JREs in the 3.1
release.
I highly recommend moving to the Eclipse 3.1 release.
Darins
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But you need to set inheritAll to false...it defaults to true for the ant
task
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I am using Ant 1.6.2 and it looks to me like inheritAll="false"
isn't working for the tas
See https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=45717
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Darins
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Nope, that doesn't a
Which Eclipse?
I would make an educated guess that you are running Eclipse with 1.4.2 but
you are doing your build with 1.3.* or have a 1.3.* tools.jar on your Ant
runtime classpath?
Check the JRE tab and the classpath tab for your Ant launch configuration
that is failing.
HTH
Darins
Note: in
Barring any unforeseen problems, this release will be included in next
weeks Eclipse integration build (in tonight's nightly build)
https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=88138
FYI and Thanks Ant Team!
Darins
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Hello,
I have a problem with cvs running with ssh from Ant.
Connecting to cvs directly from the commandline works as expected.
When I attempt the same cvs incantation running the cvs task from Ant it
just seems to hang.
The ssh.exe is invoked (my trusty firewall tells me that) but then nothin
The JRE/JDK used for an Ant build in Eclipse is specified on the JRE tab
of the Ant launch configuration.
It uses the default install as specified in the installed JREs preference
page (or the project specific JRE settings if different from the global
preference).
You can set the build to occ
Honking my own horn...Eclipse has it as well as of 3.1 M4
See the new and noteworthy (this is from one of the mirrors):
http://eclipse-mirror.jab.fi/site/eclipse/downloads/drops/S-3.1M4-200412162000/eclipse-news-part1-M4.html
The Ant debugger we provide does not allow for the stepping into the
ac
Likely better to ask these questions in an Eclipse based forum (such as
the eclipse.platform newsgroup)
On the JRE tab for your Ant launch configuration specify the following VM
arguments in the VM arguments text pane:
-Xdebug -Xnoagent -Djava.compiler=NONE
-Xrunjdwp:transport=dt_socket,server=
Thank Jan :-)
The latest Eclipse release has no optional.jar
Eclipse 3.0.1 ships with Ant 1.6.2
Eclipse does not modify the Ant distribution...simple rebundles it and provides it within the org.apache.ant plugin.
Darins
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Hey all,
I was wondering if anyone else finds the "Complete build sequence" string
output confusing (from Project.topoSort(String, Hashtable))
I had to go and look at the code to figure out why all those
non-referenced targets were showing up :-)
It really seems to have no direct bearing on th
This is a problem in the Ant integration of Eclipse.
ant.home and ant.library.dir are not being set for the parsing occurring
in the Ant editor.
This problem has no impact on actually running the build...only an
incorrect indication of a problem in the Ant editor of Eclipse.
Logged as https://
Tasks that are top level tasks (in the "implicit" target) are returning
the implicit target for Task.getOwningTarget()
This appears to clash with the javadoc for set/getOwningTarget.
Can the owning target be null or the implicit target or is the javadoc out
of date (null cannot be returned)?
T
First I would encourage you to use the eclipse newsgroups for Eclipse
specific issues.
You can set Eclipse to use Ant 1.6.1 if you are willing to upgrade to
either version 2.1.3 or Eclipse 3.0.
In 2.1.3 you will need to set Ant home to point to your Ant 1.6.1 install.
Eclipse 3.0 ships with An
.4.1_02 and does not work on 1.4.1_03.
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Thanks NetaB...but I don't think you helped
s deprecated when you use your default javac.
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Running the same buildfile I am seeing different results for using javac
dep
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