One issue is that you are running the second ant build on a different system,
potentially, via ssh. The error may be transmitted to the shell that is
running, but not transmitted back to the parent script. On the local system you
may see the result of being able to issue the ssh command but not result of
running the ant script. The docs are not clear on that. There is a difference
in having the ability to run an ssh and the error results produced on the
remote system during the ssh. From the target, you are issuing multiple
commands on the remote system and not trapping the errors from any of them.
Remember that the "cd" command can fail and you are not where you expect to be
but the sshexec probably will not fail.
It may be easier to have your ant script on the remote machine write the
success to a file and ftp it back to check the error status. Using a file based
semaphore is often the best way to get status results since it is generally
portable among operating systems. This can give you more granular information
than just that an error has occurred.
Thank you,
Chuck Holzwarth
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From: jpyork <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: user@ant.apache.org
Sent: Monday, January 21, 2008 1:30:44 PM
Subject: RE: Halt Ant script question
This is the start of the target I use:
<target name="deploy_War" description = "Copy war file to
environment">
<scp
file="../../../../../Builds/test/abc-${buildVersion}.war"
todir="${scp.url}" trust="true"/>
<sshexec host="${host.autodeploy}" trust="true"
username="${host.autodeploy.username}"
password="${host.autodeploy.pw}"
output="deploy.log"
append="true"
command="cd;
echo 'Starting Deployment';
cd '/test/home/asadmin';
echo 'Triggering Deployment script on Server';
/opt/SUNWappserver/bin/asant
-DbuildVersion=${buildVersion} -buildfile
deploy_build.xml;
Toomey, Kevin H (ATS, IT) wrote:
>
> Can you give an example of how the first script is calling the
second? Are
> you using <ant>, or <antcall>, or <excec>, or something else?
>
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>
> I am running 2 scripts and my problem is when the first script runs
and
> the
> calls the 2nd one, sometimes the 2nd one will fail and that does not
cause
> my 1st one to fail.
>
> I am looking for a way to have my main script halt/fail if the 2nd
script
> does not work. What is the task to do this?
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