Hi Aliya,
Thanks for helping me out. Please find below the System configuration of 
my system.

Operating System: Windows XP Professional (Service Pack 2)
Hardware:
CPU: Intel Celeron M processor, 1.50GHz
RAM: 512 MB
Application Servers
Apache Tomcat Version 6.0.14
MySQL: 4.1
Java SDK: 1.5.0_07
Ant - 1.7.0
TortoiseSVN-1.4.7

I am using ant –f build.xml command to build the war file.
Please let me what you think.
Thanks
Chandi




"Aliya Walji" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 
01/02/2008 11:01

To
Chandi Datta/India/[EMAIL PROTECTED], "Developer" 
<[email protected]>
cc
Jaganathan Srinivasan/India/[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject
RE: Not able to build war file through ant






Hi Chandi,
 
Thanks a lot for sending along your questions.  I’ve copied the Mifos 
developer list because we have a lot of new team members and community 
members that are working through the same set of issue that you are.  So 
hopefully this email thread will help out others also.
 
First off, can you help me out by providing a little bit more detail about 
the steps you are taking and environment you are running so that we have 
some more details for troubleshooting?  Here are some questions that would 
help if you can answer:
 
1.      Can you provide the environment you are running (operating system, 
and version of all software you are using to build and deploy Mifos). 
Examples of what information to include can be found on this page:  
http://mifos.org/developers/wiki/DeveloperMachineConfigurations 
2.      SVN revision number you are trying to build
3.      Version of Ant and TortoiseSVN you are using
4.      Specific command you are calling when trying to build the 
application (i.e. > ant <build target 1> <build target 2>, etc.)  For 
example, are you trying “ant dist” or something else when trying to build 
the WAR file
5.      Can you provide the any console output from the build process when 
you try doing this?
 
In regards to your question about going through JBoss to build the WAR 
file, that is a good question, but that is not possible.  JBoss is not 
related to building the WAR file but only used for deploying the WAR file 
as your web application server.  Once you have actually successfully built 
the WAR file, then you can use either JBoss or Tomcat to deploy the 
application.  Either is fine for a first step to try to get things 
working.  We recommend using Tomcat 6 for v1.1 of Mifos (the current 
version of the code), however you can also use JBoss as it should also 
work (it is what we have used in the past).  Once you have the hang of 
building/deploying easily, I would definitely recommend Tomcat for testing 
purposes, as that is our recommended servlet container for Mifos (plus it 
is lighter and starts/stops faster so it is easier to use for testing).
 
Anyway, hopefully you can provide the above information and then we can 
help you further with next steps based on that information.
 
Thanks,
 
Aliya
 

From: Chandi Datta [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Thursday, January 31, 2008 6:19 AM
To: Aliya Walji
Cc: Jaganathan Srinivasan
Subject: Not able to build war file through ant
 

Hi Aliya, 
      I joined last week in MIFOS application from IBM India team. I am 
comfortable with front end and Database side of the application. I 
downloaded the source code through TortoiseSVN Client. 
          I am able to build the database "mifos" and "test" using 
build.xml through ant script. But war file is not creating in the dist 
directory according to property file. Can you please guide me to build the 
war file through ant script? Should I go for JBoss to build war file? And 
another question, do I have to use JBoss for deployment or Tomcat will be 
good enough for that? 
Can you please let me know your thoughts ? 
Thanks in Advance!! 
Chandi 

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