if I understand you correctly, you want to start Resin from the Ant script, and keep it running even after Ant has finished.
This is AFAIK not currently possible with Ant: you cannot start a process that lives longer than the execution of the Ant script. Furthermore, without using the <parallel>/<sequential> tasks (or Cactus's <runservertests>), starting a server process such as Resin will block the Ant script ad infinitum, because will wait for the process to terminate.
I've had the same problem some time ago, I really hope Ant will support this kind of task in some future version.
-chris
Wolfgang Egger wrote:
Servus,
For some reasons, I have to start and stop the servletcontainer (resin)
from within an ant script. The targets that do that starting and stoping
must terminate after doing their job. From another mailinglist, I became
the hint, that cactus has somthing, that would fullfill my wishes:
"The Cactus project provides an Ant task designed for your scenario.
Take a look at the runservertests task over here:
http://jakarta.apache.org/cactus/howto_ant_cactus.html";
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I have palyed a little with that, the test.resin.20 runs fine, but it is
only _nearly designed for my scenario; So I tried to extract the start.resin.20 and stop.resin.20 targets from
the examples - build and put it into my own build. But I did something
wrong. If I call start.resin.20 resin hangs off while starting.
Has anyone any hints or ideas, how to isolate this target, so that I can
start and stop resin within ant and that e.g after "ant start.resin"
resin will be started and ant is terminating with BUILD SUCCESSFULL?
Have a nice an peacefully weekend!
Wolfgang
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