On Thu, Feb 12, 2015 at 7:54 PM, Jackie Xiao wrote:
> The thing is, we need to enable customers to work with us, but we
> don’t want to share the build scripts (I know it’s weird).
Then maybe you should consider using the Ant API directly to set your
tasks and what not, or a different tool entire
Hi, Martin
The thing is, we need to enable customers to work with us, but we don’t want to
share the build scripts (I know it’s weird).
So, we want to encrypt the build.xml and give them the encrypted file.
In the build process, we will decrypt build.xml in memory, and if Ant can read
the cont
Someone who knows the codebase better than I do may choose to comment, but I
can't imagine why a Java program with full access to the Javi API facilities
would try to run a javascript script. From the look of the trace, the error is
being reported bak to the sshexec process, so it's happening o
any chance you can use putty scp to copy the item to remote server?
http://the.earth.li/~sgtatham/putty/0.60/htmldoc/Chapter5.html
copy the local file c:\documents\foo.txt to the server example.com as user fred
to the file /tmp/foo you would type:
pscp c:\documents\foo.txt f...@example.com:/tmp
Yes Peter, the one line left is in the calling ant script. When it returns
from the sshexec, always returning with success, sometimes sshexec must be
misinterpreting as failure. I'm not sure where that JavaScript is coming from,
I assumed that was a part of the sshexec task itself.
BTW, thank
Hi Eric,
I'm still confused. When you say there's one line left in the ant script, I
assume you're talking about the calling script I assume also that the one line
left is the "copy" task that you see reporting below.
In your original post, the copy task doesn't get executed because of a failu
Here it is with a successful finish Peter: [sshexec] [sshexec] main:
[sshexec] [sshexec] [sshexec] BUILD SUCCESSFUL [sshexec] Total time: 1
minute 9 seconds [copy] Copying 1 file to
c:\BuildDeployScripts\dist\Logs\2.16.3.5-20150211-0807\output That's it, no
stack trace. Once the
