Re: Question to cvs task

2007-12-28 Thread David Weintraub
Are you on Windows? On cvsnt, the password is stored inside the Registry. The cvs task can't get to it. I've put the password into the CVSROOT. Since we don't check anything back into CVS from Ant, it's really just a read-only CVSROOT. Take a look at the task in the Ant manual, and you'll see the

RE: target unable to find buildfile

2007-12-28 Thread Toomey, Kevin H (ATS, IT)
The ":"s and "!" are the result of the "url.toExternalForm()" method call done earlier and are valid. With that syntax, the ProjectHelper2 class is able to read the buildfile from the classpath. The problem occurs when during the subsequent within the buildfile. The Ant class uses the string $

Re: target unable to find buildfile

2007-12-28 Thread Chuck Holzwarth
The line after the error looks like the problem. C:\FactoryFloor\widgets\MyApp\IterativeBuild\jar:file:\C:\SDF_Factory\lib\sdfant.jar!\config\int\SDFAntCommon.xml Are the ":"s and "!" valid for the path you are trying to use? "Toomey, Kevin H (ATS, IT)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: I use Ant as

target unable to find buildfile

2007-12-28 Thread Toomey, Kevin H (ATS, IT)
I use Ant as the workhorse of a web application used across our enterprise for all manner of software construction tasks for ~100 applications. I have a class (AntTask) which gets instantiated for each request (build, deployment, test, etc.). The class creates an org.apache.ant.Project, sets it

Re: Question to cvs task

2007-12-28 Thread Michał Letyński
Thanks for your advice. I wrote separate task which extend AbstractCvsTask. I got one more question about cvs. One thing which is magic for me is how cvs connect to cvs server. Im making only diff but i dont put a server host, login and pass. I assume that this cvs is taking login and server fro