Hi
I have turned on the log to verbose mode.
In case of success I needed to know if I could have the Mail Logger just
print the success subject line instead of the verbose log.
Thanks
Alan
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Have you considered using Ant-contrib's
(http://ant-contrib.sourceforge.net/tasks/tasks/index.html) runtarget
task (http://ant-contrib.sourceforge.net/tasks/tasks/runtarget.html)
which is similar to AntCall but with the big difference where the target
is run as part of the same project.
--Vis
Kewl...my next suggestion was gonna be to try to just have ant delete a
local copy of a file on that machine... Meaning simply have a test
script try to call
Dan McFadyen wrote:
Hey
Sorry for the disruption, I think I've gotten it down to pure server
problems and nothing to do with ant han
Hey
Sorry for the disruption, I think I've gotten it down to pure server
problems and nothing to do with ant hanging on to references for some reason
or another.
Dan
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Sorry for the misunderstanding..
The file being deleted is on the local drive, the only stuff on the share is
ant and all the jar files we import that we don't build ourselves. Why it
should affect file deleting on the local machine I have no idea, but it
does.
Dan
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Dan:
How about writing a simple script to delete something off a shared drive?
Dan McFadyen wrote:
I had copied the whole build environment to my machine before the switch
over, and I replaced it, it's the same version of Ant, same library paths
etc..
The java runtime used is taken from each u
I had copied the whole build environment to my machine before the switch
over, and I replaced it, it's the same version of Ant, same library paths
etc..
The java runtime used is taken from each users local machine, which hasn't
changed on the build system. The "ant -version" command returns the e
Antoine Levy-Lambert wrote:
Hello Dan,
this does sound weird.
are you sure that the ant binaries that you are using now from the new network
share are the same as previously ?
is your java runtime the same as previously ?
Regards,
Antoine
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Datum: Thu, 14
Antoine Levy-Lambert wrote:
Hi,
I advise against using telnet, it is not practical to automate deployments.
Using ssh instead of telnet would be the first step I would recommend you. A
quick search in Google tells me that there are ssh servers implementations for
AS400.
yes, telnet is haza
Hello Dan,
this does sound weird.
are you sure that the ant binaries that you are using now from the new network
share are the same as previously ?
is your java runtime the same as previously ?
Regards,
Antoine
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Datum: Thu, 14 Sep 2006 09:41:32 -0400
Von:
Dan:
Can you show us your build.xml - or parts of it?
Dan McFadyen wrote:
Hello,
I know this is probably going to be a rather odd problem but here goes...
We have out Build Environment on a network share (Ant, Ant jars, compile
jars, etc) which just got replaced with a newer machine.
Since t
Hello,
I know this is probably going to be a rather odd problem but here goes...
We have out Build Environment on a network share (Ant, Ant jars, compile
jars, etc) which just got replaced with a newer machine.
Since that time the ant scripts have been failing while trying to delete
local files
I found the problem. I renamed the 'custom_rhino.jar' to 'js.jar' and
everything worked fine. Thank you for the help.
On 9/13/06, JM <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Diego,
Have you downloaded the latest custom rhino jar from DOJO?
The only think I can think of is that you are using an old version
Hi,
I'm using a beanshell script to invoke XSLTProcess (which corresponds to
the element). I've verified that the no of stylesheet params inside
the script is correct. How can I verify that the xsltproc instance is
parameterized correctly from within the beanshell script?
Any help will be greatl
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