> Having issues with my ant build script finding
> environment variables on the mac osx. We are running
> 10.3, it works fine on Windows, but on Mac OSX, under
> bash or t-shell, they show up when we shell and echo
> them out, but they are not getting picked up by ant at
> all.
Works for me
JAVA_HOME = ${env.JAVA_HOME}
java.vendor = ${java.vendor}
os.name = ${os.name}
os.version = ${os.version}
[echo]
[echo] JAVA_HOME = /Library/Java/Home
[echo] java.vendor = Apple Computer, Inc.
[echo] os.name = Mac OS X
On Dec 15, 2004, at 3:56 PM, Kevin Duffey wrote:
Hmm, so we set TOMCAT_HOME, and a few others, and we
can't get to them. JAVA_HOME, java.vendor and those do
work. It's the ones we set ourselves. Paths are valid,
etc, we have checked all that. Is there a specific
user level to put them in, such as r
Hmm, so we set TOMCAT_HOME, and a few others, and we
can't get to them. JAVA_HOME, java.vendor and those do
work. It's the ones we set ourselves. Paths are valid,
etc, we have checked all that. Is there a specific
user level to put them in, such as root as opposed to
our own user that we log in wit
Hi all,
Having issues with my ant build script finding
environment variables on the mac osx. We are running
10.3, it works fine on Windows, but on Mac OSX, under
bash or t-shell, they show up when we shell and echo
them out, but they are not getting picked up by ant at
all.
Is there a problem wit
