Hi,
Have you introduced ${existingExt.dir} in cruise control and passed that to
ant correctly? for example:
<cruisecontrol>
<property name="ftp.ext.dir" value="/home/ftp"/>
.......
.......
<project ..>
...
<ant target="clean..build"
anthome="${env.ANT_HOME}"
buildfile="build-wrapper.xml"
uselogger="true"
>
<property name="existingExt.dir" value="${ftp.ext.dir}" />
</ant>
...
</project>
</cruisecontrol>
...
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-Antti-
2008/2/5, Christopher Styles <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> Hi,
>
> I know this isn't a Cruise Control list, but I need some assistance
> with this issue, since it centers around Ant - and no one from the Cruise
> Contol list has responded... When I run the tasks below in cruise control
> 2.7.1, the second task fails, which happens to be dependent on the
> first...
> When I run them from the Windows command prompt they work great, but I'm
> not
> yielding the same results in Cruise Control... What's suppose to happen
> is,
> target "lib-ext" will be executed, but first the dependency target
> "lib-ext-test" gets executed. If the folder exists, it will set the
> "folder-exists" property. Then, Ant goes back to the "lib-ext" task and
> checks the dependency. If "folder-exists" is set, "lib-ext" will be
> executed. Otherwise, it won't. In other words, the "lib-ext-test" target
> checks to see if the folder exists, and if it does, "lib-ext" ftps the
> files
> within the folder.... If the folder doesn't exist, "lib-ext" doesn't
> execute, and the process moves on to the next target in the sequence... As
> I
> stated earlier, it works great from the Windows command prompt, but in
> Cruise Control it fails and just says "folder doesn't exist"... Why won't
> this execute in Cruise Control like it does from the Windows command
> prompt...??? If someone could assist me with this I'd surely appreciate
> it...
>
> <target name="lib-ext-test">
> <available property="folder-exists"
> file="${existingExt.dir}"/>
> </target>
>
> <target name="lib-ext" if="folder-exists" depends="lib-ext-test">
> <ftp server="${remoteHostName}"
> userid="${remoteInstallUserId}"
> password="${remoteInstallPassword}"
> remotedir="${remoteExtFtpDir}"
> verbose="yes"
> binary="yes"
> action="put"
> chmod="755">
> <fileset dir="${existingExt.dir}">
> <include name="*.jar"/>
> <include name="*.properties"/>
> <include name="*.txt"/>
> <include name="*.xml"/>
> <include name="*.xsd"/>
> </fileset>
> </ftp>
> </target>
>
> Thanks
> Chris
>
