Don't know, so I'm going to go for the obvious stuff... Are you all building on the same platform, same OS, same versions of java, same ivy versions, same ant versions, same ant (other) plugins in ant lib? Do you have classpath environment variable set to something different on different machines? Setting classpath environment variables is a bad idea BTW...
Is your build system hand assembled, or setup automagically somehow? The system I put together requires ant out of the box, and one environment variable pointing to networked drive with a repository where other bits of the system are (like ivy, ivyconf, etc). That way you ensure you all have the same setup. On 2/13/07, Loehr, Ruel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hey guys, I've just introduced ivy into our build system. It's a nice project and works well. Now on to mine question....... On my local box the ivy reports ant task works fine. 2 users have reported the following error: [ivy-report] Transforming into D:\Proyectos\projects\PointServe\ESO_3_0\dev\snm\build\bin\dependency-re ports [ivy-report] Processing C:\Documents and Settings\czuniga.AVANTICA\.ivy\cache\pointserve-eso-bdlclient.xml to D:\Proyectos\projects\PointServe\ESO_3_0\dev\snm\build\bin\dependency-re ports\pointserve-eso-bdlclient.html [ivy-report] Loading stylesheet C:\Documents and Settings\czuniga.AVANTICA\.ivy\cache\ivy-report.xsl [ivy-report] Processing C:\Documents and Settings\czuniga.AVANTICA\.ivy\cache\pointserve-eso-build.xml to D:\Proyectos\projects\PointServe\ESO_3_0\dev\snm\build\bin\dependency-re ports\pointserve-eso-build.html [ivy-report] C:/Documents%20and%20Settings/czuniga.AVANTICA/.ivy/cache/ivy-report.xsl :215:41: Fatal Error! Unknown error in XPath Cause: java.lang.NullPointerException [ivy-report] : Fatal Error! Fatal error during transformation Cause: Fatal error during transformation [ivy-report] Failed to process C:\Documents and Settings\czuniga.AVANTICA\.ivy\cache\pointserve-eso-build.xml I've tried recreating there error, deleting my cache and rebuilding, but cannot reproduce it. I know there isn't much to go on here, but I'm hoping somebody has maybe seen something similar?? I couldn't find anything in the list archives.... Any ideas on which direction I should take in reproducing this? Thanks! Ruel Loehr
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