David Brown wrote:
Hello Andrew, fixing the build.xml would be the better solution in the long-run.
Well, it is an automatically generated and maintained Ant build file
created by NetBeans.
The Ant build seems to work great, even independent of NetBeans, so I
don't even know what to "fix".
And I still need to create a batch file that runs without Ant for my
non-developers.
So, I'm not convinced that is the right approach.
What interesting output does ant -debug display? And, what is the default
target (ant -p)?
All of the targets are imported from nbproject/build-impl.xml, the
NetBeans managed file. The default target is "default", which is
described as "Build and test whole project".
"ant -debug" spews lots of information. Nothing looks particularly
"interesting" in the context of this problem. Again, the ant build file
runs fine.
Anm
Andrew n marshall wrote ..
This may be more of a general Java question than a specific Ant
question, but here it goes....
I have a project that I built with NetBeans. NetBeans gave me a nice
ant file that works great. But I need non-developers who don't have ant
installed to be able to run it.
When I run "ant -v run", I get this:
(This is going to word wrap horribly. Sorry.)
run:
dropping
D:\Projects\SASO\sandbox\saso\tools\JavaTestGUI\${libs.swing-layout.classpath}
from path as it doesn't exist
dropping
D:\Projects\SASO\sandbox\saso\tools\JavaTestGUI\${libs.swing-layout.classpath}
from path as it doesn't exist
[java] Executing 'C:\local\Java\jdk1.5.0_15\jre\bin\java.exe' with
arguments:
[java] '-classpath'
[java]
'D:\Projects\SASO\sandbox\saso\lib\elutil\je4util.jar;D:\Projects\SASO\sandbox\saso\tools\JavaTestGUI\lib\swing-layout-1.0.jar;D:\Projects\SASO\sandbox\saso\tools\JavaTestGUI\lib\vecmath.jar;D:\Projects\SASO\sandbox\saso\tools\JavaTestGUI\build\classes'
[java] 'edu.usc.ict.saso.testgui.Main'
[java]
[java] The ' characters around the executable and arguments are
[java] not part of the command.
dropping
D:\Projects\SASO\sandbox\saso\tools\JavaTestGUI\${libs.swing-layout.classpath}
from path as it doesn't exist
dropping
D:\Projects\SASO\sandbox\saso\tools\JavaTestGUI\${libs.swing-layout.classpath}
from path as it doesn't exist
... and proceeds to run fine.
I copy, pasted, and editted that output down to a .bat file looking like
this:
C:\local\Java\jdk1.5.0_15\jre\bin\java.exe -classpath
"D:\Projects\SASO\sandbox\saso\lib\elutil\je4util.jar;D:\Projects\SASO\sandbox\saso\tools\JavaTestGUI\lib\swing-layout-1.0.jar;D:\Project\SASO\sandbox\saso\tools\JavaTestGUI\lib\vecmath.jar;D:\Projects\SASO\sandbox\saso\tools\JavaTestGUI\build\classes"
edu.usc.ict.saso.testgui.Main
At least on my own machine, it should run exactly like it does in Ant,
right?
But it doesn't. It throws a NoClassDefFoundError when it can't find the
javax/vecmath/Tuple3f inside the vecmath.jar. Apparently the -classpath
in the batch file is not getting loaded in the same way it is in the Ant
run target.
HELP!! What is my batch file missing to make this run?
Anm
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