[EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb am 11.01.2005 17:42:40:
> The behavior exhibited is not unique to Ant--it's how shells work. If
you
> open a shell (start->run->cmd) you'll get a shell. If you set env
> variables in that shell, they don't persist to another shell that you
> might open.
> So the ta
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Thanks for your answers.
Is there any particular reason why this is not possible?
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Gilbert Jeiziner
"Erskine, Chris" <[EMAIL PR
Thanks for your answers.
Is there any particular reason why this is not possible?
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Gilbert Jeiziner
"Erskine, Chris" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> schrieb am 11.01.2005 17:15:49:
> Or try calling a batch file which first calls your .Net setup and then
calls
> Visual Studio.
>
> Chris Erskine
>
> EDS
Or try calling a batch file which first calls your .Net setup and then calls
Visual Studio.
Chris Erskine
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> 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
