I was definitely referring to removing the env variable. The issue you
are encountering is that java tends to favor the env. variable. I
would suggest telling all your developers to remove the variable as
well as editing the ant script to clear out the variable prior to
invoking ant. Someth
Hello Brian,
The problem is exactly that: we don't want to use the environment variable.
In fact, we want it to be ignored by Ant, which is proving to be difficult.
What I'm trying to achieve is that Ant always picks up the jars defined in
the classpath **attribute** on the build.xml rather than
I would definitely avoid the environment variable if possible. In 12
years of Java work, I've never used that variable. Try to be very
explicit about the classpath for each thing you are doing and very
very specific about versions of all the JARs on the classpath. Once
you have removed the
Hi again,
If I comment the and the works fine. As you
can see, the java task load the libraries correctly but the taskdef task
not
El mar, 08-07-2008 a las 17:36 +0200, chuchi escribió:
> Hi all,
>
> I'm trying to embed ant into an application but I have a lot of
> problems. I have t
