Hello Antoine,
"echo $ANT_HOME" returns
ANT_HOME: Undefined variable.
and "which ant" returns
/usr/bin/ant
How can I check if Anthill sees the same settings?
I use AnthillOS which has far less options to set than AnthillPro. It
comes with the binary versions of Ant 1.5.1 and 1.6.2 in its lib folder.
I just added versions 1.6.5 and as that did not work 1.7.0RC1 to that
folder and adjusted Anthill's path settings accordingly.
I tried that on an older machine before and it worked fine but on the
new test server it does not.
Greetings,
Sebastian
Antoine Levy-Lambert wrote:
Hello Sebastian,
there might be a possibility to fix that without deleting files.
Although deleting these files would not harm.
I suppose that in the path there is an older version of the ant script
than the one in the Ant 1.7.0 installation directory.
What do you see when you do :
echo $ANT_HOME
which ant
also does your Anthill see the same ?
Is there maybe an Ant version which is part of JBoss ?
Do you know that in AnthillPro you can configure different ant
versions, telling AnthillPro where they are installed.
Regards,
Antoine
On Dec 17, 2006, at 12:01 AM, Sebastian Weber wrote:
@Antoine
Thanks for the tip. I found
/etc/ant.conf
/etc/ant.d (empty folder)
/usr/share/ant/ant-update.xsl
/usr/share/ant/changelog.xsl
/usr/share/ant/junit-frames-xalan1.xsl
/usr/share/ant/log.xsl tagdiff.xsl
If they are the reason for the failed builds how can I get rid of
them? Is it enough to simply delete these files and folders? I
already tried to move them elsewhere but got a 'permission denied'
error so I would have to ask our server admins to do that.
@Peter
I tried to use the fail task but got the following error when I ran
the build:
Class org.apache.tools.ant.taskdefs.condition.Not doesn't support the
nested "antversion" element.
The junit.jar already is in the lib folder, I just cannot convince
Ant to use it ...
<fail>
<condition>
<not>
<antversion atleast="1.7.0"/>
</not>
</condition>
</fail>
(a bit verbose ... .. but does the work)
* use the ability of ant 1.7 to have the junit.jar in the classpath
of the <junit> task.
<junit...
<classpath>
<path path="PATH_TO_JUNIT.JAR"/>
....
</classpath>
</junit>
And have the junit.jar in your project lib directory.
I have started to getting my team using this template :-)
Peter
On 12/16/06, Antoine Levy-Lambert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello Sebastian,
there might be a system wide ant installed on your system. Check for
the presence of a file called /etc/ant.conf. This one might be the
one which is killing you.
see this posting by Peter Reilly : http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?
l=ant-user&m=116378339914211&w=2
Regards,
Antoine
On Dec 15, 2006, at 7:27 PM, Sebastian Weber wrote:
> Hi everybody,
>
> I am sure that I am not the first one to post that particular
> question here, but I'm very close to snapping my keyboard in half,
> because I can't get it done.
>
> I set up an Anthill build management server on a Fedora based linux
> system. The machine I am working on is a server on which I don't
> have full root access. Anthill is deployed in a JBoss 4.0.4.GA
> Patch1 JBoss server. I can check out my project from the SVN
> repository and build it. My Ant script deploys the build to JBoss,
> the connection to the DB is established everything fine. And then I
> try to run the JUnit tests via the script.
>
> If I see that
>
> "This is common and has a number of causes; the usual solutions are
> to read the manual pages then download and
> install needed JAR files, or fix the build file: - You have
> misspelt 'junit'.
> Fix: check your spelling.
>
> [...]"
>
>
> error message once more . . .
> I tried to put the junit.jar in the ANT_HOME/lib folder, I tried
> the same with a symbolic link to junit.jar in that folder,
> I tried to find the appropriate place for a CLASSPATH entry in one
> or another init or conf script,
> I tried to taskdef junit tasks (which switched the above error
> message to a "ClassNotFoundException" for the test classes),
> I even tried the new Ant 1.7.0RC1 which claims to solve that
> particular problem. Well, obviously it does not, otherwise I would
> not be begging for help.
>
>
> I ran out of ideas and would appreciate any useful hint that might
> lead to a solution. Any script where I can put the classpath
> definition in, any location where I can copy the junit.jar, any
> useful webpage (other than Ant FAQ...) or just ANYTHING!
>
>
> Sebastian
>
>
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