Bandaru, Jaysheel wrote:
Hello Jaysheel,
two ideas :
run your build in debug (ant -debug) or verbose (-verbose) mode to get a
better feeling of what is happening in the case
you are starting <java/> from ant running in a JDK 1.4 VM.
Also try to nest in <java> an <env/> element to tell java where is your
JAVA_HOME. Maybe this would help, I do not know.
<env key="JAVA_HOME" value="C:\jdk1_5"/>
so
<java jar="test.jar" fork="true" jvm="C:/jdk1_5/bin/java.exe">
<env key="JAVA_HOME" value="C:\jdk1_5"/>
<arg value="+n" />
<arg value="test.xml" />
</java>
or try to run your program like that :
<java jar="test.jar" fork="true" jvm="C:/jdk1_5/bin/java.exe">
<arg value="+n" />
<arg value="test.xml" />
</java>
which could work too.
In other words I think that ant or java might not "know" what is the
value of JAVA_HOME for 1.5 on your system, or does
not know how to start java.exe.
Regards,
Antoine
> Hi -
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> I have a build file which uses JDK1.4 to compile(javac) and run the java
> tasks , in the build file I have task which executes a jar file compiled
> using JDK1.5 .
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> How should I execute that task ?
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> I tried the following , it says buildSuccessful but I don't see the
> expected results.I run the same task in a separate build file using
> jdk1.5 it executes fine,
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> <target name="runTest">
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> <java jar="test.jar" fork="true" jvm="C:/jdk1_5/jre/bin/java">
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> <arg value="+n" />
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> <arg value="test.xml" />
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> </java>
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> </target>
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> Any ideas
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> Thanks
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