Thank you for the assistance people. I modified the build.xml file as
follows.
<project name="bundleRunner" default="submit_a_bundle" basedir=".">
<property name="ant.classpath" location="lib"/>
<taskdef name="smfbd.submitJarBundle"
classname="com.ibm.ive.eccomm.bde.ui.tooling.ant.SubmitJarBundle"
classpath="${ant.classpath}/smfbdTasks.jar"/>
<target name="submit_a_bundle">
<echo message="${ant.classpath}"/>
<smfbd.submitJarBundle bundlepath="/../HelloWorld" replace="true">
<bundleserver host="localhost" user="Admin" password="Admin" port="8080"
webapp="/smf"/>
</smfbd.submitJarBundle>
</target>
</project>
Again the build is failed and it generates the following exception.
BUILD FAILED
file:C:/Documents%20and%20Settings/tharanga/workspace/AntRunner/build.xml:4:
taskdef class com.ibm.ive.eccomm.bde.ui.tooling.ant.SubmitJarBundle cannot
be found
I have included the smfbdTasks jar in the build path(now I am running this
class in Eclipse 3.2) and I have copied it in to the ant_home/lib file as
well. So what is the error I have made this time. Sorry to trouble you
people. But I am kind of stuck in here.
Thank you very much for your suggestions.
Tharanga Wijethilake
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To: <user@ant.apache.org>
Sent: Friday, October 13, 2006 4:15 PM
Subject: AW: Running build file which runs toolspecifc ant tasks
Hi Every body,
I have written simple a build.xml file to run in Websphere
Site Developer.It is as follows.
<project name="bundleRunner" default="submit_a_bundle" basedir=".">
<target name="submit_a_bundle">
<smfbd.submitJarBundle bundlepath="/../HelloWorld" replace="true">
<bundleserver host="localhost" user="Admin" password="Admin"
port="8080" webapp="/smf"/>
</smfbd.submitJarBundle>
</target>
</project>
it gives me following Error. I know it clealy say what to
do. But I have the jar files(smfbdTasks.jar, bde.jar) in my
class path. Is there any thing wrong in my build.xml file. Do
I have to set the classpath in the build.xml document. please
suggest me somthing which I should do.
as it says:
Fix: declare the task.
Means ... writing a <taskdef> ....
Jan
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