Hi
I tried using rexec task to invoke a shell script.
The output is as follows:
[rexec] /af/gord
[echo]
But when I check the local host of this unix box, the variables are set in
.profile. When echoed, they are displayed.
How do I make sure the shell sets these variables in Ant script
Ok, I would like to say thanks to everyone who has helped with the last two
postings I have had and hopefully this will be the last one for my issue.
Below is what I have setup:
Hi Chuck
Appreciate your response.
I'm using Ant 1.7 on Windows.
I'm pretty sure it's an ANT issue that doesn't deal well with nohup.
Is there a workaround with Ant. Running the unix script directly, the pid is
found; not a shell script
issue.
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> If I am understanding this correctly then, the above should reference the
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DATACOM - Diego-2 wrote:
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> subject of the message). Unfortunately, if he cannot change his path
> into a fileset, I think he is in trouble. I had exactly the same
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This is what I have:
If I am understanding this correctly then, the above should reference the
buildresults property that is held in a property file and if it is set to
failed...the script should fai
David,
This is what I came up with... Do you think this will work...???
Thanks
Chris
Take a look at the task. To create an if-then type of
statement, add a dependency to your task that runs a task that tests
the condition, and have that set a property. Then have your original
task depend upon that property:
task. This is a bit
easier to follow, but you now depend upon in
Hi,
I'm using the ant ftp task to ftp files from my local Windows 2003 Build
Server to a remote Unix environment, and the issue I'm facing is the local
folders(s) that contain the files that are to be ftp'ed don't always
exist The folder(s) only get created if there are files in them that
have
Looks like I found a solution. Using the wrapper script Bill Burton posted to
redirect the output.
Here's his post:
http://marc.info/?l=ant-user&m=100621497023872&w=2
It's even documented on the CruiseControl FAQs:
http://confluence.public.thoughtworks.org/display/CC/Running+Servertests+with+A
On Jan 25, 2008 1:02 AM, Antti Luoma <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> BTW, very large in this case means ~17 GB :)
Well, transferring 17GB @ 100Mb/s takes in theory 1350 seconds (less
than 23 minutes).
You indicated a total time for the sync of 56667816 seconds, which is
about 300 bytes / seconds.
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On 23/01/2008, Toomey, Kevin H (ATS, IT) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm writing a web application for among things, managing the building and
> deploying of applications, and I'm using Ant (1.7.0) as the engine for those
> pieces. The basic flow is:
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> p.init();
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Thanx Jan. That works too but only on Ant-1.7+. I'm running the build
indirectly from a Maven pom via the ant-run plugin. Apparently Maven-ant-run
is only 1.6.5 compatible so I need more magic. I'm going to move my question
to the Maven mailing list because what I'm trying to do is a little more
i
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Not tested - but should support resource sollections (and paths are
rc's)
Jan
> -Ursprüngliche Nachricht-
> Von: Clifton [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Gesendet: Freitag, 25. Januar 2008 15:28
> An: user@ant.apache.org
> Betreff: Re: AW: For each jar in a fileset
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> I'm sorry,
You may have several problems here.
Both nohup commands start asynchronous processes that don't end when the
connection is broken and you may end up with zombies running.
Both nohup commands write to nohup.out with the second one probably overwriting
the same file. You can do this on Unix/Luni
I'm sorry, yes that works but what I really meant to ask was how can I unjar
each entry from a path reference? I've got it working using beanshell which
is rather ugly and unportable. I need this to run on other dev boxes without
the hassle of installing the bsf jar and dependencies and the bsh ja
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