Why not get a USB flash drive and install Ant on that? That way, if
you go to a PC without Ant, you can simply insert your USB flash drive
into the PC and run Ant from there. I do that with the Apache web
server.
Another possibility is to install Ant into your Subversion project.
When you checkout
Hi,Bill
Thanks for your reply.
If I do not want to install ant, just want to use it in my project. I am not
sure whether I express myself clearly.I am sorry that I am not english speaking.
I just want to use it with my project.If I check out the source from subversion
at another PC which do no
You might try setting the ANT_HOME env variable and adding the /bin dir
of ANT_HOME to your PATH var. I have both of those set on my machine
from the installation of ANT.
HTH Bill
贾昊林/Albert Jia wrote:
Hi,David
Thanks for your reply. But sometimes, I have to code between different
workstatio
Hi,David
Thanks for your reply. But sometimes, I have to code between different
workstations, and these workstations sometimes just installed jdk without ant.
In order to work anytime without spending time to install ant, I want to use
ant.jar directly. that's why I asked this question. Thanks.
I'm not sure why you cannot simply install Ant as a complete package.
I haven't used CentOS, but I know Ant installs with no problems on
Redhat. And, you can install Ant completely local to your $HOME
directory.
The Ant binary distribution runs under any system that has JDK 1.4 or
greater
hi,
I want to use ant in my web application,but I do not have ant installed in my
OS(centOS5).
So,I copy ant.jar,ant-launcher.jar and ant-junit.jar to /app/devlib,then write
a shell like below to run ant tasks
code:
#!/bin/sh
export APP_HOME=/home/saharabear/workspace/jpetstore
export BUILD_CP
