Jacky wrote:
Hi James,
First of all, thanks for replying.
I do stand from your point of view and look at this matter. One would
obviously question me on what has been changed.
However, the system environment has not been changed in anyway before it
started to fail in building my project. What has been changed
is only our source code. We do include few extra open source third party
libraries, some from apache, some from jboss. Please correct me if i'm
wrong,
i do not agree that adding a few third party libraries would break the
build process from ant? Would it?
no, its not the libraries. Somehow your system configuration state has
changed, in a way you dont know yet.
-Java itself is self updating, so it may have patched itself
-an env variable may have changed (JAVA_HOME, PATH, etc)
-file permissions may be wrong
-you may have updated your JDK and forgotten
there are lots of causes; nobody else can diagnose them but you.
ant -diagnostics is there to help.
How can i precisely check the error log from ant?
Would you be kind enough to point me in the direction?
1. Run
ant -verbose
or
ant -debug
to get more details
2. check that javac works on the command line
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