I am running my java application where i have used threads... i am running this application using ant command on the terminal.. But when i close my terminal or press ctrl+c,then java program which was running stops... Please help me out to solve this as i want to run this program continously... ...
I've posted to 2 forums already (CodeRanch and nabble) and no one has responded with an answer .... so stack overflow ... you are my last hope. All I'm trying to do is delete the "\n" from a file using an Ant task. There simply is a bunch of empty lines in a file and I don't want them there anymore ... here is the code I used .. <re...
Hi, I am trying to automate pde tests, using pde-maven-plugin, maven calls ant task. I followed instructions here:http://www.eclipse.org/articles/article.php?file=Article-PDEJUnitAntAutomation/index.html to create the test.xml Tests failed, first because No Tests Found junit.framework.AssertionFailedError: junit.framework.AssertionF...
I tried to get Cobertura running inside my ant script, but I'm stuck right at the beginning. When I try to insert the cobertura taskdef I'm missing the Log4J libraries. Ant properties & classpath <property name="cobertura.dir" location="/full/path/to/cobertura-1.9.3" /> <path id="cobertura.classpath"> <fileset dir="${cobertura.dir}">...
I would like to use Ant with some of my PHP projects but I'm not sure how. I tried creating a build script with a few targets but couldn't execute any of them from within Netbeans - there's simply no option to. Is this feature supported in this context or not? If yes, then how do I use it (I must obviously be missing something in this ca...
Hi, I am using Ant under WinXp to build MSVisual c++ projects. To access "devenv.com", being computer-independent, I would like to use the vsvars32.bat script. Unfortunately, it seems that env vars are defined only in the "exec" scope. Example: <exec executable='"${env.VS90COMNTOOLS}vsvars32.bat/> <echo message="${DevEnvDir}" /> <ec...
Hi, As part of my Ant integration test script, I run an MSBuild build (just executing the msbuild.exe), and it works fine in the positive cases. However, Ant doesn't recognize when the msbuild build fails. How can I make it work? EDIT: I can msbuild by executing the executable: <target name="executeMsbuild"> <exec command="C:...
I'm running Ant with output fed to a log file: ant -logfile file.txt target-name I'd also like to print some simple progress information to the console though. The answer seems to be a BuildEvent listener that writes to the console every time a new target is hit, but the documentation explicitly states: A listener must not access ...
Here is the scenario : An ant script is launched on computer1, logged on computer2 using sshexec ant task to call a shell script that calls itself another ant script. The main script looks like <target ...> <sshexec host="*" username="*" password="*" command="someShellScript.sh" /> </target> The remote script is basic : #!/bin/s...
I have Ant configured to use the AnsiColorLogger. In Mac OS 10.5, everything was fine. Since upgrading to Snow Leopard, the AnsiColorLoggger no longer works. I see the Ant output (uncolorized) for a second then it just disappears. Has anyone else gotten this working in Snow Leopard? Other ANSI colors are working fine in Terminal.app...
I have lost more time than I care to relate from testing worthless builds resulting from unsaved code changes. I have searched the web for the magic setting I need to change & none work. My workflow is this: 1) make code changes 2) invoke ant build by double-clicking on target in ant window 3) hate life because code changes were not s...
I need to create a WAR file that just contains static content files (gifs, jpgs, html, js, etc). I have a directory structure that contains all the files and need to create the WAR file via an ANT (1.5.1) build task. Right now I just have this in the ANT task: <war destfile="${output.file}" webxml="WEB-INF/web.xml" basedir="${basedir}">...
I've inherited an Ant build system that contains many resource set definitions like this: <files id="app1.lib.jars"> <include name="${java}/jre/lib/jsse.jar"/> <include name="${work.lib}/jtidy.jar"/> ... </files> <files id="app2.lib.jars"> <include name="${work.lib}/itext.jar"/> <include name="${work.lib}/commons-httpclient.j...
When I use a Java IDE to build projects (e.g. NetBeans) that have JUnit tests, they compile fine, but when I try to use ant outside of the IDE to run the build script, I get the error "package org.junit does not exist". ...
Hey guys I've been trying all day to get an ant file to automatically build my project. The file (appended below) was on a web page I found and is pretty thorough. My problem is that it works as long as I don't run the "clean" target. Once the I run the "clean" target the "test" target ceases to work. I get NoClassFound errors on all te...
I'm using ant to build my build.xml file, it compiles ok, but then getting a runtime java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError when running the resulting jar via "java -jar my_jar.jar". It seems like this comes up a lot but none of the related questions' solutions worked for me. My classpath for javac contains only "/usr/local/lib/libthrift.jar" a...
So I'm using Ant with FDT 3 and I have Ant creating a jsfl to compile fla's. When I use the built in ${basedir} property in Ant it gives me the path with backslashes(\) in it because I'm on windows. The problem is that when its run through jsfl the slashes are taken as escapes. I need to know how to modify the basedir property so the sla...
I'm using FDT 3 and Ant to make a jsfl file that is then executed to compile fla's and I'm trying to figure out how to get the jsfl to remove the aso files. I've tried storing the path to the aso files in a property in Ant the is then added to the jsfl when its created and it works to remove the aso file but it means that everyone must e...
[Edit] Solved, small mistake done by me being an ant beginner. In the test target, it needs to be <classpath refid="my.classpath"/> instead of <classpath id="my.classpath"/>. That obviously overwrote my defined classpath property. That makes it clear that ant is not able to find the library. Note to me: rtfm![/Edit] First things first: ...
I'm deploying my project to a web-server to be deployed with java Web Start. However, Web Start uses modification date to figure out whether to download the resources again (by default). What I want is a way to only deploy those (jar) files that do not already exist. This is made possible by having build-version numbers on all my jars, ...