[email protected] 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 anyone have any idea what might cause this?
http://www.2-spyware.com/file-ntvdm-exe.html shows that ntvdm.exe is
responsible
for running 16-bit application on 32-bit Windows and it is started when
running the
first 16-bit application.
Could you check if Ant starts that? Try rebooting your computer, start
the taskmanager, locate
the (not running ;) ntvdm.exe, start Ant and relocate ntvdm.exe ...
ntvdm is a process that runs win16 apps, it starts when the first win16
app is run, then hangs around. I would be really surprised by Ant (or
java) having anything to with this, unless ANT.BAT pointed to something
else, or something in the batch file was running something wierd. But
this is a new XP workstation you say? Very odd
As it hangs
-what does jps -v say? This lists running java processes
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