The project that I have been working on had to do with a different jar,
not the mksant.jar file. I did a quick google but didn't find what you
are looking for. I would suggest starting at
http://www.mks.com/support/news.
John
e a bit
of information as to where things are. It was screwing me up that the
output showed the ant.lib directory and my jar appearing in the
class.path but it didn't work until I moved it to the java directory.
Good luck.
John
John Martin
Principal Consultant
TransitionalData Services, Inc.
great language to
write the scripts needed for deployment, etc.
John Martin
Principal Consultant
TransitionalData Services, Inc.
92 South Street
Hopkinton, MA 01748
http://www.transitionaldata.com
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From: A A [mailto:masvalesolo...@yahoo.es]
Sent: Thursday, March 05
Solved my own problem. I installed the RPM package ant-nodeps
yum install ant-nodeps
As it turns out it does in fact install into the /usr/share/java/ant
directory instead of /usr/share/ant/lib directory as one would expect.
-Original Message-
I have an Openbravo build process
I have an Openbravo build process that uses regexp. We have installed
Ant 1.7.1 and it is running on CentOS 5. We had to install from
JPackage in order to get the latest Ant release. The problem that we
are running into is that the script gets the following exception when
run:
/tmp/build.xml
