Antonio Gallardo wrote:
On Mar, 14 de Diciembre de 2004, 9:18, Lars Huttar dijo:
Searching this mailing list's archives I found the message appended at
the bottom of this one, which suggests that the problem can be solved by
using the Ant included with Cocoon, rather than the one on the system.
But I've been using build.sh, which explicitly uses the provided Ant. I
even put "echo" statements in build.sh that verify that tools/bin/ant is
being used. Nor have I modified any Ant settings (this is a new Linux
installation).
So... any other ideas?
The not found task is part of cocoon distribution. This clear tell that
even when you use ./build.sh, the system is using other ant version.
SOLUTION: Remove the ant of the SuSe instalation.
Ah, build.sh runs tools/bin/ant, which I thought was the actual Ant executable...
but actually it's a shell script that searches for the system-installed Ant! :-S
Why? If the Cocoon build is dependent on using the Cocoon-provided Ant, shouldn't tools/bin/ant use the Cocoon-provided Ant instead of the system one?
It seems non-ideal that I have to uninstall the system Ant so it's unavailable for other applications.
But anyway, that gives me a workaround I can use. Thanks!
Lars
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