On 04/02/11 15:34, Martin Gainty wrote:
svn:// URLs are on port 3960
discover-target would need to test netstat output e.g.
netstat -a | grep 3960output.file
a fail message would be no output
a found message would be the IP:3960 of the server
OR in the case of ssh+svn
netstat -a | grep
On 18/09/10 15:42, Chee Yang Chau wrote:
I don't understand, how to use ant-webdav?
the basic answer was no, somebody has to write one.
what it does do really well is support SCP most project deploy using SCP
to push their artifacts up to the remote site
On 15/09/10 05:27, Stefan Bodewig wrote:
On 2010-09-14, Rafael de F. Ferreira wrote:
From a cursory inspection of org.apache.tools.ant.AntClassLoader, it
seems Ant only delegates to the system ClassLoader if the class being
loaded belongs to a fixed set of packages[1].
No, Ant almost always
On 11/08/10 01:56, Geoff Clitheroe wrote:
Hi,
I've used 'both approaches'
1. Use Ivy to build and maintain the repo - I use a master Ivy file with all
the deps we use specified and then a resolve and rsync to the enterprise
repo (which is Apache httpd). This also holds our shared ivy
On 10/08/10 18:31, Archie Cobbs wrote:
As a side note, I do the same thing with RPM's. We have an internal RPM
repository plus the public openSUSE ones. Internal RPM builds publish to the
internal RPM repository. openSUSE's zypper(1) command functions like ivy but
in the RPM world. RPM
I want to set up a project which has all the things we depend on in SCM,
plan is to have two repositories
repo/internal - in house built artifacts, SCM managed release
propagation, etc.
repo/external - everything that normally comes out of ibiblio, jboss,
reslet m2 repositories, which
Dianne Yumul wrote:
Hello Everyone,
I'm learning to use Ant 1.7.0 as part of Xcode 3.1.2 on Mac OS X 10.6.
We have a separate directory called Common/ where we keep common java
source files. These files need to get included, not all at the same time
though, when compiling our Java
Knuplesch, Juergen wrote:
Hello,
I got now the Java profiler on. Maybe I will find out, whats going on.
But now javadoc ran outofmemory, probably because of my change from 32Bit to
64Bit java.
Use -XX:+UseCompressedOops -best feature of Java 6u15.
Knuplesch, Juergen wrote:
Hello,
Thanks for your answer!
Good to know, that there are known problems.
I already fork the junit tests. I even have parted the tests into three parts,
because of earlier challenges.
Memory eater is also junitreport (especially for 2200 tests) etc., all the XSLT
Knuplesch, Juergen wrote:
Hello Steve,
I had my problems with junitreport before
This time the PermGenSpace error happens with saxon.
For this XSLT I had to use saxon.
In my build I use Saxon and for junitreport the standard VM xsl processor,
How do I tell junitreport to use Saxon or
Francis GALIEGUE wrote:
ort is fairly quick.
How can I diagnose the problem precisely? Can I use another XSL
processor that will be faster than xalan-j2?
Well, a simple ant -v showed the problem, as it shows which files are
parsed. The two bigger files are 10 MB and 9 MB respectively! The
Scot P. Floess wrote:
so unless you are setting any kind of factory for the xml parser, it
should use the stock XML parser that comes with Java.
ant -diagnostics finds the XML parser
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Scot P. Floess wrote:
so unless you are setting any kind of factory for the xml parser, it
should use the stock XML parser that comes with Java.
ant -diagnostics finds the XML parser
That's the problem. diagnostics ends
Cole, Derek E wrote:
I don't think this will be possible really. The filesystem is actually
a clearcase snapshot view on that NAS...it gets a set of default
permissions when the view is created/updated.
Clearcase is not a normal FS, wierd things happen. I fear it. If
anything misbehaves,
Mel T wrote:
When running a JUnit task, all logs are accumulated in a
ByteArrayOutputStream.
This can consume a lot of memory if running in debug and some libraries make
excessive use of debug logging (such as DBUnit).
Why does the JUnit task do that?
It isnt junit so much as the junit
Garima Bathla wrote:
David :
Thanks, I have tried setting the class-path via manifestclasspath task as
well within a build.xml ant script and it is the same result, with long
class-path's the jar names are split over differnt lines with \n and space
character.
This is by design
Jason Rutherglen wrote:
Hello, please excuse the newbie question.
For the Apache Lucene project I'd like to paralleize the unit tests by
subclassing JUnitTask into ParallelJUnitTask which executes JUnitTests in
threads.
I don't understand how to place things like batchtest into the new
Laurent Morissette wrote:
Hi everyone
I have an issue regarding clearantlib
I try to get a stream baselin with a custom task defined as follow
Where I struggle is that system ou are not shown in console (So no logging
possible)
Ant does tricks to capture the log, you shouldnt print to it.
Michael Ludwig wrote:
Steve Loughran schrieb am 16.06.2009 um 16:47:55 (+0100):
Michael Ludwig wrote:
Okay, so you were talking about Java limitations in general, not Java
limitations within the context of an Ant extension?
exactly.
Thanks for clarifying.
What you're saying about
Michael Ludwig wrote:
Steve Loughran schrieb am 15.06.2009 um 12:40:59 (+0100):
Michael Ludwig wrote:
Steve Loughran schrieb am 12.06.2009 um 11:49:48 (+0100):
we do strive to be more declarative than fully procedural languages,
we don't have loops and so lack full turing-equivalence
Michael Ludwig wrote:
Steve Loughran schrieb am 12.06.2009 um 11:49:48 (+0100):
we do strive to be more declarative than fully procedural languages,
we don't have loops and so lack full turing-equivalence. There are
also limits to what you can do in java
I think I can take this to mean
You could fail but set the exit code to 0. It will still print fail,
though that is actually the job of the logger. There's no reason why a
custom logger cant skip that fail message if the exit code is 0, or even
print out whatever the exception message text is that fail raises.
Michael Ludwig wrote:
Ashley Williams schrieb am 11.06.2009 um 17:51:45 (+0100):
// create the ant parent project
Project project = new Project();
project.setName(project);
project.init();
// create the child
Michael Ludwig wrote:
Ina, Antoine schrieb am 11.06.2009 um 19:58:37 (+0200):
I am posing a general question about Ant vs Make vs Batch:
1- What is advantage of Ant script over regular Batch script that
calls up the solution files for all the projects in your system tree
of projects(for Windows
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David Nemer wrote:
Hey Guys, thank you all for your help, I'm answering the questions from
Ashley, Steve and Kevin, some answers are huge due to the compilation
message ANT provides. Just a reminder, I'm running ANT in a Linux Server, my
overall goal is to download a version from a repository,
David Nemer wrote:
Just a remark, when I run the application and /opt/jdk1.6.0_06/lib/tools.jar
to the classpath. It gives me a different error message: Compile failed;
see the compiler error output for details. there is no error msg and it
still says BUILD SUCCESSFUL
1. is this a
Knuplesch, Juergen wrote:
Hello,
My challenge is:
I dont want to use the maillogger anymore, because our logs have become very
large.
So I started to use -logfile and store it with my Buildresults.
But on the other hand: I want to send a small mail, that tells me whether the
build was ok or
jan.mate...@rzf.fin-nrw.de wrote:
I just installed ant on a new windows XP workstation. I have
the following
settings:
ANT_HOME=C:\bin\apache-ant-1.7.1
JAVA_HOME=C:\Java\jdk1.6.0_12
If I type
ant -version it runs, reports the version then hangs with
NTVDM.exe taking
half the cpu. Does
Scott Stark wrote:
input asks for entry of some string; it doesn't ask if the property is
already set, so for CI servers you set it up with login details for that
account.
For talking to a nested shell script, I think the telnet component can
do that
I looked at telnet, which is why I thought
Scott Stark wrote:
Ant has optional Perforce tasks, and these tasks use the globalopts
setting, so you can pass a password though that.
Hi David, yes I saw that but couldn't find anything that does what I want.
Our Perforce install does not allow you to pass a password as a command
line
Shawn Castrianni wrote:
How can I use the new JUnit 4.1 with ANT 1.7.X? If I put the new junit.jar on
the classpath, everything seems to work until the very end when the unit test
report is created. ANT tries to use the XSL stylesheets from ant-junit.jar
which apparently is not compatible
bhavani shanker wrote:
Could you please elaborate on the two sources which u referred to in the
previous mail. SVN log lists only committers but not developers (who r not
committers). So it provides me only half information. And as said, Bugzilla
is where all developers submit their patches etc.
Rohit P wrote:
Hi,
I have to write a build script that will invoke a batch file on remote m/c
if it runs SSH, you can ssh in. If it is just a windows box, install
telnet service and run telnet.
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- You should specify unicode content in the XML as valid XML content,
not escaped \u0123 style.
-The java task and things that use it set up the command line; there's
a risk that it could get in the way and not preserve high unicode
content. If so, its something we need to test for
-A
Eric Cambray (BlueXML) wrote:
Hello,
I tried different things and I have now a acceptable time. I uninstalled
my anti-virus (McAffee) and now all is ok.
So it's not ant.
But under windows XP with an antivirus we don't have the problem.
some AV tools with real time antivirus protection do a
Rez wrote:
Hi
Is it possible to create the directories on the remote server on the fly as the scp ant task is executed or do I need to run sshexec to create them first?
I use sshexec first, with a mkdir -p as the command. I also have a
couple of presetdef definitions to simplify making
Hendrik Maryns wrote:
Steve Loughran schreef:
The way we do root level access is to ssh in to localhost and run stuff
as root there. you can either set up the ssh command with the relevant
(property driven) password,
How would I do that? I need something similar for signjar. Right now
I
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the keynotes, Apache 101 sessions, and system administration track in
live video streams:
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Keynotes and the Apache 101 lunchtime sessions are free; the
Rohit P wrote:
Hi,
I just now had a chance to look into parallel ant task. I would definitely
start working on it and make good use of it in my time-consuming build
scripts. To know it still better wanted to have a look into few examples
that use this task.
I guess most of them have come over
if=unittest.failed depends=target_b
echoThere was a Problem with endToEnd Tests!/echo
/target
the message is only printed if the tests failed. In our big projects we
make the fail operation conditional because we may want to test lots
of modules and not stop at the first failure;
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3. check you have all other classes it needs on the classpath right too
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at the stack trace, you've just tried to create a directory
that isnt there
} else if (!fsDir.isDirectory()) {
handle(Directory does not exist: + fsDir); //here
2. Is there a version of Jython for the Java6 scripting engine? Ant can
work with that instead.
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well, there's still a security manager getting in the way -it is
security related problem. Otherwise you'd have seen the error message/
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Mark Salter wrote:
Settle, William wrote:
Is this an issue with the get task, the apache server on the other
side or something I have not configured on the client or server side?
I did read in my google search that Apache does/did not return last
modified information by default, but this
summertime has ended already. This week is one of those times of year
where any summertime/wintertime bugs show up. Has the bug just surfaced?
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in the build.xml (doesnt have any affect tho): property
name=wtk.j2mews.enabled value=true /
It looks like whatever wtkpreverify is, it isn't getting the classpath
set up right. Try running ant -verbose to see if the classpath gets
printed out
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it in using overwrite=true in copy
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Chad McHenry wrote:
Just correcting my example; obviously you only want to quote the individual
arguments: arg line='@{type}' '@{configDir}'/
That could still confuse the line breaking code.
I would suggest
1. breaking everything up
arg value=@{type}/
arg location=@{configDir}/
2. run ant
.
-steve
[1] http://research.microsoft.com/users/lamport/pubs/liveness.pdf
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Kothari, Shivani wrote:
Hi,
Thanks for pointing it out.
I want to check using ant that whether a particular database exits on
MSSQL server? And if it exists I want to proceed further in the
deployment script.
Use the sql command to issue the relevant SELECT statement against the
database,
]:
I don't understand why this is happening, since
ant-junit.jar is shipped within $ANT_HOME/lib directory.
That's not junit.jar. It only contains the Ant classes that depend on
JUnit classes. Please see the library dependency section of the
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mentions the unix script to run which is
Probably best to exec the unix untar command so that permissions get
preserved, otherwise shell scripts don't have their execute bit set
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Thanks.
I'll turn on the logging for http clients.
For a time comparison - ivy 1was 12 seconds.
the other trick (on unix, anyway), is while the program is sitting
around, do
jps -v to get the process ID
kill -QUIT (that PID) to get a stack trace
There were
rat12345 wrote:
All,
I have a large project (10,000+ Java 5 classes) in over 50 modules. When
building the project on an IBM Thinkpad T42 running XP, the build takes ~4
minutes. When building the project on a T61 running Vista, the build takes
over 7 minutes.
Has anyone else seen
S Prabhu wrote:
Hi,
I have developed an ANT Script to perform certain process. I want to test
this ant script without executing it.
Is there is any way to test the ANT Scripts (like, Junit for java APIs)
There is AntUnit, but it will execute the script, just as Junit does for
its code.
target, but not its work itself. If compile does a javac,
but on one project I don't want that, I can't go
target name=compile depends=dependencies(base.compile) /
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Actually, it sounds like you can use waitfor, just with an extended
condition. I do something similar at work where we actually run regexp
patterns over the response and wait for a specific pattern coming back.
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for the java
program is different, so that path isnt being picked up
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Not sure who else to inform about this...
I will take a look at this.
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would be consistent with java and exec
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mindspin311 wrote:
What I'm doing is tagging a build in an ant script using a user 'build'. This
is an actual user, and not something like apache or someone without a shell
account.
I've got automated builds triggered using Atlassian Bamboo when done from
the command line or doing a commit in a
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Hi,
I'm using Ant 1.6 and WL 9.2.2. Are there directives I can add to my build.xml
file that will allow me to compile JSPs? Any suggestions you have are greatly
appreciated, - Dave
You need to use a JSP compiler specific to your application server -and
the
.
The Ant jars, used, are bsf.jar (175.348 B) and bsh-1.3.0.jar (242.154 B),
created by Ant 1.4.1. There is no firewall blocking ports.
I havent heard of this before. What happens if you run ant -diagnostics ?
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another fileset with the full prefix:
target name=war
war destfile=${warfile} webxml=${webxml}
webinf dir=${metadata} includes=*.xml
/webinf
zipfileset dir=jsp prefix=WEB-INF/jsp /
/war
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so that it couldn't
compile, then see if that broke the build.
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Lucian Chirita wrote:
Is there a way to reuse a classloader across several java tasks? All
the tasks refer the same classpath ID, and have fork=false.
I thought setting ant.reuse.loader would take care of this, but it
doesn't because the java task does not use ClasspathUtil to
Java tries
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Hi,
Error occurs on 1.7 and 1.7.1 beta2.
If I define a typedef with a # in the path ant won't run.
I have included a patch and have not created an error, is this a known
issue or already fixed?
it wasnt known, but now it is
Tim Visher wrote:
Wow... let me feel sheepish for a bit as I blithely mentioned the
acquisition of Ant in Action to its author (sometimes, reading
signatures is helpful)...
I took it at a complement. If you'd said it hadn't helped, then I'd be
worried
I suppose that means that help from
environment variables of the processes started; this
gets picked up by the java.io.tmpdir property and you are laughing.
Alternatively, do a copy that doesnt require a unique name in the temp
folder. tempfile can give you a unique name
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the remotedir matching the
include/exclude patterns of the fileset
so, the nested files are the things to list.
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Reinhardt Christiansen wrote:
NOTE: I never saw this reply in my email client for some reason so I
went into MARC and copied and pasted it in here, then reformatted it so
that it now looks approximately right.
Reinhardt Christiansen wrote:
Can anyone help me with the Ant optional ftp
;
Filename too long
That's javac bailing out; with the path to xmlparserv2.jar being way too
wierd. How do you put that path together?
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open and
close files, and take whatever API we're given.
2. That doesnt mean it isnt inconvenient
The fix is for the Java API to go to full length filenames everywhere,
even if it gives you the right to create filenames that old apps cant
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Craig Riley wrote:
Hi,
Thanks for that, it now works. I simply needed to add..arg
line=/c / before my wget command.
Cheers
Craig
you can usually use the get task to retrieve things too
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Christofer Jennings wrote:
I think I have a classloader problem.
I've made a custom task that looks through classes for a method annotation,
then makes a report. I've got junit tests that work in my IDE showing that
the annotations can be found. But when I run the task the annotations are
not
can use xmlvalidate and schemavalidate to automate those checks
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inheritance rules and the like
What is good is
-echo things out as a .properties file
-load it in
or:
-echo stuff out to the console and parse it somehow
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?) and sun's javac compiler
wont build files in the correct order.
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know I should use ${user.home}, but does anyone have any idea why it
happened?
yes. ~ is interpreted by the shell, and Ant has no shell. You cant use
~/something in Java code or even C/C++ apps.
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ant -debug
[description] Main variable set
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Dave Pawson wrote:
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Ant is namespace aware, it merely chooses not to ignore content in other
namespaces, as it assumes they are tasks declared into a different
namespace.
Kind of against the idea of namespace aware apps?
If you don't
=env/
property name=env.Path value=${env.Path};C:\Program Files
(x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 8\VC\bin/
The cc task fails to find cl.exe if I try this.
Is there any way to set env variables inside the cc task?
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-0.1.37.jar.
Am I missing something obvious here like a missing flag in my SCP task?
Try
telnet IPAddress 22
to see if the server is reachable from the client.
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build scripts than XML. This is a different discussion though.
Nice to see what you've done; I've put up a blog entry that will come
out into planet apache shortly.
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Hans Dockter wrote:
Hi Steve,
On Apr 22, 2008, at 2:41 PM, Steve Loughran wrote:
Hans Dockter wrote:
We are very excited to announce Gradle, a new build system.
We announce it on this list, as Gradle uses Ivy for its dependency
management.
To learn more about Gradle, have a look at http
library...I think Ant 1.7.0 works best
with an earlier version, like 0.1.27... try that release if 0.1.37 is
causing problems.
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Slide : http://jakarta.apache.org/slide/
[2] Apache Jackrabbit : http://jackrabbit.apache.org/
1. The slide code should still work.
2. If you are building on windows, you can mount any webdav drive and
then use copy
http://smallvoid.com/article/winnt-webdav-network-drive.html
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Better to use something like BouncyCastle and encrypt the files rigorously
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Locale information
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Timezone Greenwich Mean Time offset=360
-which is wrong as once summertime kicks in, I am no longer in
GMT...again the JVM is blurring things here.
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, therefore, to use arg value,
except in the special case that you want people who override your build
file to include a whole list of custom arguments (like custom JVM
properties/options).
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Dave Pawson wrote:
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Saxon XSLT processor.
-o filename is the parameter. I'd always thought of it as one param.
Name (-o)
value (filename)
Ant seems to view it differently.
Its two separate parameters when you break up the command line
Madunic, Marijan (RBI-US) wrote:
I've been looking at the attributes available to the XSLT task on do not
see an attribute to define what to do if the xslt task fails.
A bit of background first. Myself and a colleague are parsing 10s of
thousands of XML files and every now and then an ill
of cmd.exe to return back to ant processing
spawn=true. but you lose all output from the command line
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Steve Loughran http://www.1060.org/blogxter/publish/5
Author: Ant in Action http://antbook.org
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