Hi Jeff,
> -----Original Message-----
> From: news [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Jeff Barrett
> Sent: vendredi 20 ao�t 2004 03:35
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: ant integration and starting/stoping container w/ ant tasks
>
> I'm having a conceptual problem here, or at least I think I am. The
> tasks I seem to need to automate testing with cactus and ant (e.g.
> <cactus> or <runservertests>) require me to specify what tasks to call
> to start and stop the server. I have one task that starts the server,
> but it just calls a java ant task. Let's call it weblogic-start.
>
If you're using WL you may be able to use the existing <weblogic7x> nested
element.
> These other tasks could certainly call weblogic-start no problem. But,
> as far as I understand it, the thread of control wouldn't return from
> the call to weblogic-start since it hangs around as long as the server
> is running. Control would never return to the <cactus> or
> <runservertests> tasks so that they could then run the tests.
Then you would run it inside a <parallel> Ant task! Something like:
<parallel>
<antcall target="weblogic-start"/>
<sequential>
<wait ...>
[Do whatever you need to do here]
</sequential>
</parallel>
>
> Assuming I'm right about this, I'm guessing I would need the ant task
> that starts the server to call some script that will start the server
> but detach control from it. Any ideas how to do that? I'm working on a
> windows machine -- is there some way I can maybe startup weblogic as a
> windows service from an ant task?
That would be way too complex compared to the sequential task.
-Vincent
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