Thanks.. andy
"Anderson, Rob
>Steve Loughran wrote:
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>Take the XSL stylesheets that junit report uses and rework them to
meet your needs.
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Thanks Steve -- I'm not sure if this will solve my problem completely,
although it may be a good temporary fix.
I want to reduce the number of exception lines in the results XML fi
Thanks...
That fixed it.
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Prefer forward slashes in properties file, even for windows paths, as
Ant and Java will do the right thing, and you can use
when you really need windows-style filenames, but also your war.file
is an absolute file, yet you conbine it with deploy.dir. There's
probably an issue therer. --DD
On 8/1/
In my "ftpToDev" target I have a property that is the name of the war
file that I need to ftp. However, when I run the build file it doesn't
send the file, but if I hard code the file name it does. Any thoughts?
| BUILD FILE |
I would specify a smaller ms, perhaps
ANT_OPTS="-Xms256m -Xmx512m"
If it is a short build then that would not matter.
If the build takes a lot of time and memory, it is worth considering.
--glenn
On 7/27/06, Laura Stewart <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Thanks everyone. By placing the build.xml file
The task will not work for calling a shell script. You want to
use the task instead. Also, for packaging an ear file, you might
consider the task.
-Rob A
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I personally used Saxon as my XSLT engine, and forced its use by
always invoking Ant using -lib .../saxon8.jar on the command line,
which was my only -lib option (the whole command line wrapped in a
script in my case). I never used a CLASSPATH env. var with Ant, and
placed all Ant extensions I was
Read the "Using the ant javac adapter" section of
http://help.eclipse.org/help32/index.jsp?topic=/org.eclipse.jdt.doc.isv/guide/jdt_api_compile.htm
--DD
On 8/1/06, Cena, Bernard (IT) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I see there is a feature request for supporting Eclipse's batch compiler
as a ecj comp
So far I have set up this configuration on four computers. Each is running
Win2K. Each has the JAVA SDK 5 installed in C:\Program Files (because that's
where Sun's installer puts it.) All environment variables are configured alike
in respect to the programs involved.
On two computers the setup
I see there is a feature request for supporting Eclipse's batch compiler
as a ecj compiler type internally.
Is ecj support something that's going to be added for 1.7 or should we
just use the ecj.jar as provided with Eclipse 3.2 as an external
compiler ? Has anyone got any useful comparisons betwee
I suggest you pull Ant out of the equation and get the client to run using
Java on the command line. First run the jar_attilla_client target that
run_attilla_client depends on. If you can do this successfully, then go back
to the Ant script and see if there are any noticeable differences between
t
Frankly, using C:\Program Files doesn't suit me, because it's too
long. To type, to look at, in paths, etc... A Jar files is often not
really an application, but a component to be used by an actual
application. Windows puts its component in C:\WINNT\**. There's no
right and wrong place to put thin
I prefer to put it in the place selected by the software manufacturer
and then define Java_home with 8.3 so that the slightly broken tools
that I use can still work. \Program Files\ should be the "Power Users"
choice since it is supposed to be the location of all software packages
under Window
Why more people did not notice this I have no idea!
Simply because most developers and/or power-user on Windows don't
install Java-related stuff in C:\Program Files, precisely to avoid
such errors. --DD
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Hi,
there is a bug in ant 1.6.5 with regard to spaces in JAVA_HOME
(in particular "Program Files"). I fould this out recently after been
forced to use a windows machine. Why more people did not
notice this I have no idea!
This is fixed in ant 1.7.
So your options are:
1) move java to a different
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> Subject: Re: Problem choosing XSLT processer with
What does Ant -diagnostics say now
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OK, I'm back at work and the diagnostics switch worked as expected. I
redirected standard out to a file so I could examine it more easily. On my
computer (one that does use the XSLT engine I specified) the result showed an
XML sectio
OK, I'm back at work and the diagnostics switch worked as expected. I
redirected standard out to a file so I could examine it more easily. On my
computer (one that does use the XSLT engine I specified) the result showed an
XML section that described the XML parser, but there was no mention of XS
You might find that changing \Program Files\ to the DOS 8.3 name
(usually PROGRA~1) might help
You can find the DOS 8.3 name for a directory using DIR /X from the DOS
Command prompt.
Change the environment variables that ANT might use, in this case
JAVA_HOME, to use the DOS 8.3 paths.
Ron
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I'm at home now and not at work. I haven't used Ant on this computer before. I opened a
Windows command-line, switched to the Ant\bin directory and typed "ant
-diagnostics" at the prompt. The result was this:
Files\Java\jdk1.5.0_06\bin was unexpected at this time.
Wha
Hi Andrew,
thanks for the reply. I've tried putting the oc4jclient.jar on
the classpath (see below) but still to no avail. I'm running the script
independently of oc4j i.e. running it from Ant on my hard drive.
Below is are the relevant bits of the script.
Thanks again for your hel
Hi,
Am using a build.xml file , ant version 1.5.4 to build our application.
After doing the same, for deployment I have shell script to perform EAR
packaging.
Presently am performing the above tasks seperately.
My actual requirement is Want to check the status of the build once
completed. If s
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