I have mine setup like this:
Try this:
(Just change your property values to yours...)
<property name="vss.login" value="${user.name}" />
<property name="vss.dir" value="C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual
Studio\Common\VSS\win32" />
<property name="vss.get.autoresponse" value="N" />
<property name="vss.quiet" value="false" />
<property name="vss.serverPath.ini"
value="\\gshqfs01\Public\Applications\SourceSafe\vss" />
<property name="src.dir" value="C:\WebProgs\Java\JSpecSearch\src" />
<property name="vss.JSpecSearch.dir" value="/Java/com" />
<vssget login="${vss.login}"
autoresponse="${vss.get.autoresponse}"
quiet="${vss.quiet}"
recursive="true"
localpath="${src.dir}\com"
serverpath="${vss.serverPath.ini}"
ssdir="${vss.dir}"
vsspath="${vss.JSpecSearch.dir}" />
Hope this helps!
PS: vss.login is the java user.name property that Java gets from the OS, and
that's
out NT ID, that is the same as our VSS Id.
Tkx,
Jim
-----Original Message-----
From: Saripalli, Raju [mailto:Raju.Saripalli@;jenzabar.net]
Sent: Monday, October 21, 2002 3:31 PM
To: 'Ant Users List'
Subject: VSSGet task
Importance: Low
Hi,
I am using the VSS tasks for the first time and I
have started off with a simple "get" target shown
below:
<target ...... >
<vssget recursive="true"
login="${vss.username},${vss.password}"
ssdir="${vss.home}"
serverPath="${vss.server}"
vsspath="release1/src" writable="true"/>
</target>
vss.server = //serverAB/srcsafe
My task craps out witht the following message:
$release1/src is not an existing filename or project
I think the error has to do with how I specify the location
of the srcsafe.ini file. Since I am accessing a source safe
database located on a server, I have specified the network
path to the folder on the server (see vss.server above)
I guess the question is "Is the server path specification
in the correct format for ANT to decipher?"
Thanks,
Raju
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