Here what we do:
Houston...we have a problem
The ${server.url} is the full URL
(http://server.com:port)
Later,
Ninju
--- Ivan Ivanov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Well, you can use before that condition to
> wait f
Well, you can use before that condition to
wait for the server to stop:
...
HTH Ivan
--- Mark Lybarger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> thanks!! i can see how this will help. should i
> specify a given amount of
> wait time after the server shutdown to see if the
> port is not responding,
Hello Mark,
I think socket condition might help you:
$${server.down} is ${server.down}
Here is the output of two checks against bound and
unbound ports:
$ ant -f ports.xml -Dport=123
Buildfile: ports.xml
[echo] ${server.down} is true
i.e. there is no one listening
is there an example for using the waitfor task (or is there something else i
should use?) to wait till a server has shutdown/stopped listening to a
particular port?
thanks!
