Aha. although 'which ant' returns the right version of ant, there is an
/etc/ant.conf. Removing it fixed the problem! Thanks to Jan, Antoine, and
Peter for the help!
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Also make sure that /etc/ant.conf does not exist.
If it does, this file will point to the jpackage version of ant.
Peter
On 6/14/06, Antoine Levy-Lambert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello Dexter,
can you check what is the output of
$ which ant
are you really using the ant distribution that
Hello Dexter,
can you check what is the output of
$ which ant
are you really using the ant distribution that you want to use ?
if you are really using ant 1.6.5, can you try it in combination with JDK 1.4
for instance ?
the error message which you get can mean two things :
- the class which
