You might try setting the ANT_HOME env variable and adding the /bin dir
of ANT_HOME to your PATH var. I have both of those set on my machine
from the installation of ANT.
HTH Bill
贾昊林/Albert Jia wrote:
Hi,David
Thanks for your reply. But sometimes, I have to code between different
workstations, and these workstations sometimes just installed jdk without ant.
In order to work anytime without spending time to install ant, I want to use
ant.jar directly. that's why I asked this question. Thanks.
I am not sure it will work or not, and I didn't find any useful reference.
Kind Regards!
Albert Jia
On Sun, Aug 12, 2007 at 09:58:51AM -0400, Qazwart wrote:
I'm not sure why you cannot simply install Ant as a complete package.
I haven't used CentOS, but I know Ant installs with no problems on
Redhat. And, you can install Ant completely local to your $HOME
directory.
The Ant binary distribution runs under any system that has JDK 1.4 or
greater installed (and probably even works under JDK 1.3). You don't
need administrative or root permission to install Ant either since it
can reside in any directory, and if installed under Windows, does not
need access to the registry.
So, why not just install all of Ant?
On Aug 12, 2007, at 7:53 AM, 贾昊林/Albert Jia wrote:
hi,
I want to use ant in my web application,but I do not have ant
installed in my OS(centOS5).
So,I copy ant.jar,ant-launcher.jar and ant-junit.jar to /app/
devlib,then write a shell like below to run ant tasks
code:
#!/bin/sh
export APP_HOME=/home/saharabear/workspace/jpetstore
export BUILD_CP=${CLASSPATH}
export BUILD_CP=${BUILD_CP}:${JAVA_HOME}/lib/tools.jar;
export BUILD_CP=${BUILD_CP}:${APP_HOME}/devlib/ant.jar;
export BUILD_CP=${BUILD_CP}:${APP_HOME}/devlib/ant-junit.jar;
export BUILD_CP=${BUILD_CP}:${APP_HOME}/devlib/ant-launcher.jar;
export BUILD_CP=${BUILD_CP}:${APP_HOME}/devlib/junit.jar;
${JAVA_HOME}/bin/java -classpath "${BUILD_CP}"
org.apache.tools.ant.Main -buildfile build.xml
but I got error like:
code:
Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: org/
apache/tools/launch/Launcher
I am not sure the syntax is right or not, and I didn't find
anything useful from Google.
So, I do not know how to use it now, I need help here ,Thanks.
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