Hello Antoine,
"echo $ANT_HOME" returns
ANT_HOME: Undefined variable.
and "which ant" returns
/usr/bin/ant
How can I check if Anthill sees the same settings?
I use AnthillOS which has far less options to set than AnthillPro. It
comes with the binary versions of Ant 1.5.1 and 1.6.2 in its li
Hello Sebastian,
there might be a possibility to fix that without deleting files.
Although deleting these files would not harm.
I suppose that in the path there is an older version of the ant
script than the one in the Ant 1.7.0 installation directory.
What do you see when you do :
echo
@Antoine
Thanks for the tip. I found
/etc/ant.conf
/etc/ant.d (empty folder)
/usr/share/ant/ant-update.xsl
/usr/share/ant/changelog.xsl
/usr/share/ant/junit-frames-xalan1.xsl
/usr/share/ant/log.xsl tagdiff.xsl
If they are the reason for the failed builds how can I get rid of them?
Is it enoug
I would suggest using ant 1.7RC1
* Add to the build file a check for ant 1.7 to ensure that
you are using ant 1.7 or higher.
(a bit verbose ... .. but does the work)
* use the ability of ant 1.7 to have the junit.jar in the classpath
of the task.
Hello Sebastian,
there might be a system wide ant installed on your system. Check for
the presence of a file called /etc/ant.conf. This one might be the
one which is killing you.
see this posting by Peter Reilly : http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?
l=ant-user&m=116378339914211&w=2
Regards,
A
Hi everybody,
I am sure that I am not the first one to post that particular question
here, but I'm very close to snapping my keyboard in half, because I
can't get it done.
I set up an Anthill build management server on a Fedora based linux
system. The machine I am working on is a server on w
