Hi
Since my previous post, I added javadoc artefact publication, which works
fine if calling ivy from ANT (after some tweaking of deliver/publish).
But now the WorkspaceResolver is lost again, and my only solution to stop it
complaining is to disable version checking in the global IvyDE preferen
Added Link to Bug report:
https://issues.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=50193
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Hi
Maybe you could set the "timeout" property of the task, so timeout
will appears in junit reports as cause for test failure.
Regards
Emmanuel
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Hi
I far I as know, element does not belongs to ant core, and you
cannot refer to an extension task before you have loaded it via
If you running ANT from within Eclipse, taskdef is said not to be required,
so check your Preferences
See http://dev.eclipse.org/newslists/news.eclipse.platform/ms
Hi Paul
Glad to be of some help.
In addition, note that if you have installed JBoss as a service, and used
LocalSystem as owner, the JBoss process will not be granted any remote
access.
The LocalSystem account is defined as such by Windows. That's why you have
to run Hudson's Container under a s
Hi,
You did not tell much about your runtime environnement but I assume that:
1/ you are running Hudson's Container (Tomcat?) under a specific user (e.g.
hudson_user), non-admin as recommended
2/ you need access to network directory
In my opinion, this is more hudson- and system-related than ant
Hi
I encounter some difficulties using the import/include mecanism and I need
some advice.
My environment is:
JDK Sun-1.6.0_06
ANT-1.8.1 with antcontrib-1.0b3 & antunit-1.1 in ANT_HOME/lib/
I am trying to set up a custom build environment, defining antlibs and
scriptlets
