RE: why does an ant task not work!
Sorry for a mistake about the directory structure in the previous email!
But i don't think it is a problem with directory structure.
because abuild.xml 's components target
( target name=components depends=init
!-- the following task won't work --
ant dir=${b.home}/src target=core/
/target
)
will lead bbuild.xml's target core to running.
The problem is when the build process gets the bbuild.xml's target compile,
the javac task tell me that it can't find some classes in the castor.jar
jarfile,
which i have defined in the task javac's classpath attribute and if i build
project b independently with ant, it will work fine--it can find the
classes in the castor.jar jarfile.
components\a
components\a\src
components\a\src\abuild.xml
components\b
components\b\src
components\b\src\bbuild.xml
Regards
-Original Message-
From: sunyj [mailto:sunyj;adtec.com.cn]
Sent: Monday, October 28, 2002 1:10 PM
To: Ant Users List
Subject: Re: why does an ant task not work!
The directory structure:
--components--
|
|a--
| |---abuild.xml
|
|b
| |---bbuild.xml
In abuild.xml:
ant dir=${b.home}/src target=core/
but your directory structure is:
|b
| |---bbuild.xml
Where is src? Or the directory structure is below?:
../b/
src/bbuild.xml
In general, the problem is related with directory structure.
Can you send most simplest environment which
includes directory structure as attachment.
- Original Message -
From: ZHAO,YUN (HP-China,ex2)
To: List, Ant Users (E-mail)
Sent: Sunday, October 27, 2002 7:11 PM
Subject: why does an ant task not work!
Running java org.apache.tools.ant.Main -buildfile bbuild.xml command
will be ok!
Running java org.apache.tools.ant.Main -buildfile abuild.xml command
will fail if the the previous command hasn't been ran!
--project a's abuild.xml
project name=a default=core basedir=./
target name=init
property name=a.src ../
property name=a.build ../
...
/target
target name=components depends=init
!-- the following task won't work --
ant dir=${b.home}/src target=core/
/target
target name=compile depends=components
copy ...
!-- copy ${b.home}/build/classes directory's *.class to the
${a.build} directory--
/copy
javac src=${a.src} dest=${a.build} classpath=${a.build}/
/target
target name=core depends=compile
/project
--project b's bbuild.xml
project name=b default=core basedir=.
target name=init
property name=b.classpath
value=../lib/castor.jar:${java.class.path}/
...
/target
target name=compile depends=init
!-- if the core target is called from abuild.xml's components
target,
the ant will say that it can't find the classes which is
located in the castor.jar jar file --
javac classpath=${b.classpath} dest=${b.home}/build/classes
.../
/target
target name=core depends=compile
/project
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Re: why does an ant task not work!
try ant dir=${b.home}/src target=core inheritAll=false/
LM
ZHAO,YUN (HP-China,ex2) a écrit :
Sorry for a mistake about the directory structure in the previous email!
But i don't think it is a problem with directory structure.
because abuild.xml 's components target
( target name=components depends=init
!-- the following task won't work --
ant dir=${b.home}/src target=core/
/target
)
will lead bbuild.xml's target core to running.
The problem is when the build process gets the bbuild.xml's target compile,
the javac task tell me that it can't find some classes in the castor.jar
jarfile,
which i have defined in the task javac's classpath attribute and if i build
project b independently with ant, it will work fine--it can find the
classes in the castor.jar jarfile.
components\a
components\a\src
components\a\src\abuild.xml
components\b
components\b\src
components\b\src\bbuild.xml
Regards
-Original Message-
From: sunyj [mailto:sunyj;adtec.com.cn]
Sent: Monday, October 28, 2002 1:10 PM
To: Ant Users List
Subject: Re: why does an ant task not work!
The directory structure:
--components--
|
|a--
| |---abuild.xml
|
|b
| |---bbuild.xml
In abuild.xml:
ant dir=${b.home}/src target=core/
but your directory structure is:
|b
| |---bbuild.xml
Where is src? Or the directory structure is below?:
../b/
src/bbuild.xml
In general, the problem is related with directory structure.
Can you send most simplest environment which
includes directory structure as attachment.
- Original Message -
From: ZHAO,YUN (HP-China,ex2)
To: List, Ant Users (E-mail)
Sent: Sunday, October 27, 2002 7:11 PM
Subject: why does an ant task not work!
Running java org.apache.tools.ant.Main -buildfile bbuild.xml command
will be ok!
Running java org.apache.tools.ant.Main -buildfile abuild.xml command
will fail if the the previous command hasn't been ran!
--project a's abuild.xml
project name=a default=core basedir=./
target name=init
property name=a.src ../
property name=a.build ../
...
/target
target name=components depends=init
!-- the following task won't work --
ant dir=${b.home}/src target=core/
/target
target name=compile depends=components
copy ...
!-- copy ${b.home}/build/classes directory's *.class to the
${a.build} directory--
/copy
javac src=${a.src} dest=${a.build} classpath=${a.build}/
/target
target name=core depends=compile
/project
--project b's bbuild.xml
project name=b default=core basedir=.
target name=init
property name=b.classpath
value=../lib/castor.jar:${java.class.path}/
...
/target
target name=compile depends=init
!-- if the core target is called from abuild.xml's components
target,
the ant will say that it can't find the classes which is
located in the castor.jar jar file --
javac classpath=${b.classpath} dest=${b.home}/build/classes
.../
/target
target name=core depends=compile
/project
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RE: why does an ant task not work!
en.. it don't work ,too!
Thank you!
Regards
-Original Message-
From: Laurence Mastrorillo [mailto:mastrori;medias.cnes.fr]
Sent: Monday, October 28, 2002 4:42 PM
To: Ant Users List
Subject: Re: why does an ant task not work!
try ant dir=${b.home}/src target=core inheritAll=false/
LM
ZHAO,YUN (HP-China,ex2) a écrit :
Sorry for a mistake about the directory structure in the previous email!
But i don't think it is a problem with directory structure.
because abuild.xml 's components target
( target name=components depends=init
!-- the following task won't work --
ant dir=${b.home}/src target=core/
/target
)
will lead bbuild.xml's target core to running.
The problem is when the build process gets the bbuild.xml's target
compile,
the javac task tell me that it can't find some classes in the castor.jar
jarfile,
which i have defined in the task javac's classpath attribute and if i
build
project b independently with ant, it will work fine--it can find the
classes in the castor.jar jarfile.
components\a
components\a\src
components\a\src\abuild.xml
components\b
components\b\src
components\b\src\bbuild.xml
Regards
-Original Message-
From: sunyj [mailto:sunyj;adtec.com.cn]
Sent: Monday, October 28, 2002 1:10 PM
To: Ant Users List
Subject: Re: why does an ant task not work!
The directory structure:
--components--
|
|a--
| |---abuild.xml
|
|b
| |---bbuild.xml
In abuild.xml:
ant dir=${b.home}/src target=core/
but your directory structure is:
|b
| |---bbuild.xml
Where is src? Or the directory structure is below?:
../b/
src/bbuild.xml
In general, the problem is related with directory structure.
Can you send most simplest environment which
includes directory structure as attachment.
- Original Message -
From: ZHAO,YUN (HP-China,ex2)
To: List, Ant Users (E-mail)
Sent: Sunday, October 27, 2002 7:11 PM
Subject: why does an ant task not work!
Running java org.apache.tools.ant.Main -buildfile bbuild.xml command
will be ok!
Running java org.apache.tools.ant.Main -buildfile abuild.xml command
will fail if the the previous command hasn't been ran!
--project a's abuild.xml
project name=a default=core basedir=./
target name=init
property name=a.src ../
property name=a.build ../
...
/target
target name=components depends=init
!-- the following task won't work --
ant dir=${b.home}/src target=core/
/target
target name=compile depends=components
copy ...
!-- copy ${b.home}/build/classes directory's *.class to the
${a.build} directory--
/copy
javac src=${a.src} dest=${a.build}
classpath=${a.build}/
/target
target name=core depends=compile
/project
--project b's bbuild.xml
project name=b default=core basedir=.
target name=init
property name=b.classpath
value=../lib/castor.jar:${java.class.path}/
...
/target
target name=compile depends=init
!-- if the core target is called from abuild.xml's
components
target,
the ant will say that it can't find the classes which is
located in the castor.jar jar file --
javac classpath=${b.classpath} dest=${b.home}/build/classes
.../
/target
target name=core depends=compile
/project
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RE: why does an ant task not work!
If the files really have the filenames abuild.xml and bbuild.xml, you'll
have to add the antfile attribute; like this:
ant dir=${b.home}/src antfile=bbuild.xml target=core
inheritAll=false/
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-Original Message-
From: ZHAO,YUN (HP-China,ex2) [mailto:yun.zhao;hp.com]
Sent: Montag, 28. Oktober 2002 09:45
To: 'Ant Users List'
Subject: RE: why does an ant task not work!
en.. it don't work ,too!
Thank you!
Regards
-Original Message-
From: Laurence Mastrorillo [mailto:mastrori;medias.cnes.fr]
Sent: Monday, October 28, 2002 4:42 PM
To: Ant Users List
Subject: Re: why does an ant task not work!
try ant dir=${b.home}/src target=core inheritAll=false/
LM
ZHAO,YUN (HP-China,ex2) a écrit :
Sorry for a mistake about the directory structure in the
previous email!
But i don't think it is a problem with directory structure.
because abuild.xml 's components target
( target name=components depends=init
!-- the following task won't work --
ant dir=${b.home}/src target=core/
/target
)
will lead bbuild.xml's target core to running.
The problem is when the build process gets the bbuild.xml's target
compile,
the javac task tell me that it can't find some classes in
the castor.jar
jarfile,
which i have defined in the task javac's classpath
attribute and if i
build
project b independently with ant, it will work fine--it
can find the
classes in the castor.jar jarfile.
components\a
components\a\src
components\a\src\abuild.xml
components\b
components\b\src
components\b\src\bbuild.xml
Regards
-Original Message-
From: sunyj [mailto:sunyj;adtec.com.cn]
Sent: Monday, October 28, 2002 1:10 PM
To: Ant Users List
Subject: Re: why does an ant task not work!
The directory structure:
--components--
|
|a--
| |---abuild.xml
|
|b
| |---bbuild.xml
In abuild.xml:
ant dir=${b.home}/src target=core/
but your directory structure is:
|b
| |---bbuild.xml
Where is src? Or the directory structure is below?:
../b/
src/bbuild.xml
In general, the problem is related with directory structure.
Can you send most simplest environment which
includes directory structure as attachment.
- Original Message -
From: ZHAO,YUN (HP-China,ex2)
To: List, Ant Users (E-mail)
Sent: Sunday, October 27, 2002 7:11 PM
Subject: why does an ant task not work!
Running java org.apache.tools.ant.Main -buildfile
bbuild.xml command
will be ok!
Running java org.apache.tools.ant.Main -buildfile
abuild.xml command
will fail if the the previous command hasn't been ran!
--project a's abuild.xml
project name=a default=core basedir=./
target name=init
property name=a.src ../
property name=a.build ../
...
/target
target name=components depends=init
!-- the following task won't work --
ant dir=${b.home}/src target=core/
/target
target name=compile depends=components
copy ...
!-- copy ${b.home}/build/classes directory's
*.class to the
${a.build} directory--
/copy
javac src=${a.src} dest=${a.build}
classpath=${a.build}/
/target
target name=core depends=compile
/project
--project b's bbuild.xml
project name=b default=core basedir=.
target name=init
property name=b.classpath
value=../lib/castor.jar:${java.class.path}/
...
/target
target name=compile depends=init
!-- if the core target is called from abuild.xml's
components
target,
the ant will say that it can't find the
classes which is
located in the castor.jar jar file --
javac classpath=${b.classpath}
dest=${b.home}/build/classes
.../
/target
target name=core depends=compile
/project
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RE: why does an ant task not work!
the true name is build.xml!
i call it bbuild.xml in order to distinct it with abuild.xml in these
mails,
and i imply it in my pervious mails.
-Original Message-
From: Wannheden, Knut [mailto:knut.wannheden;paranor.ch]
Sent: Monday, October 28, 2002 6:51 PM
To: 'Ant Users List'
Subject: RE: why does an ant task not work!
If the files really have the filenames abuild.xml and bbuild.xml, you'll
have to add the antfile attribute; like this:
ant dir=${b.home}/src antfile=bbuild.xml target=core
inheritAll=false/
--
knut
-Original Message-
From: ZHAO,YUN (HP-China,ex2) [mailto:yun.zhao;hp.com]
Sent: Montag, 28. Oktober 2002 09:45
To: 'Ant Users List'
Subject: RE: why does an ant task not work!
en.. it don't work ,too!
Thank you!
Regards
-Original Message-
From: Laurence Mastrorillo [mailto:mastrori;medias.cnes.fr]
Sent: Monday, October 28, 2002 4:42 PM
To: Ant Users List
Subject: Re: why does an ant task not work!
try ant dir=${b.home}/src target=core inheritAll=false/
LM
ZHAO,YUN (HP-China,ex2) a écrit :
Sorry for a mistake about the directory structure in the
previous email!
But i don't think it is a problem with directory structure.
because abuild.xml 's components target
( target name=components depends=init
!-- the following task won't work --
ant dir=${b.home}/src target=core/
/target
)
will lead bbuild.xml's target core to running.
The problem is when the build process gets the bbuild.xml's target
compile,
the javac task tell me that it can't find some classes in
the castor.jar
jarfile,
which i have defined in the task javac's classpath
attribute and if i
build
project b independently with ant, it will work fine--it
can find the
classes in the castor.jar jarfile.
components\a
components\a\src
components\a\src\abuild.xml
components\b
components\b\src
components\b\src\bbuild.xml
Regards
-Original Message-
From: sunyj [mailto:sunyj;adtec.com.cn]
Sent: Monday, October 28, 2002 1:10 PM
To: Ant Users List
Subject: Re: why does an ant task not work!
The directory structure:
--components--
|
|a--
| |---abuild.xml
|
|b
| |---bbuild.xml
In abuild.xml:
ant dir=${b.home}/src target=core/
but your directory structure is:
|b
| |---bbuild.xml
Where is src? Or the directory structure is below?:
../b/
src/bbuild.xml
In general, the problem is related with directory structure.
Can you send most simplest environment which
includes directory structure as attachment.
- Original Message -
From: ZHAO,YUN (HP-China,ex2)
To: List, Ant Users (E-mail)
Sent: Sunday, October 27, 2002 7:11 PM
Subject: why does an ant task not work!
Running java org.apache.tools.ant.Main -buildfile
bbuild.xml command
will be ok!
Running java org.apache.tools.ant.Main -buildfile
abuild.xml command
will fail if the the previous command hasn't been ran!
--project a's abuild.xml
project name=a default=core basedir=./
target name=init
property name=a.src ../
property name=a.build ../
...
/target
target name=components depends=init
!-- the following task won't work --
ant dir=${b.home}/src target=core/
/target
target name=compile depends=components
copy ...
!-- copy ${b.home}/build/classes directory's
*.class to the
${a.build} directory--
/copy
javac src=${a.src} dest=${a.build}
classpath=${a.build}/
/target
target name=core depends=compile
/project
--project b's bbuild.xml
project name=b default=core basedir=.
target name=init
property name=b.classpath
value=../lib/castor.jar:${java.class.path}/
...
/target
target name=compile depends=init
!-- if the core target is called from abuild.xml's
components
target,
the ant will say that it can't find the
classes which is
located in the castor.jar jar file --
javac classpath=${b.classpath}
dest=${b.home}/build/classes
.../
/target
target name=core depends=compile
/project
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Re: why does an ant task not work!
Hi, Zhao Yun. I think the best way to solve you problem is to send a attachment including your test programs and directory structure to all. After all, some questions about Ant relates to native ENV. Sun Yongjing - Sun Yongjing International Software Cooperation Department Advanced Digital Technology CO.,Ltd Tel: (+86) 10-6870-0009 ext. 1037 Fax: (+86) 10-6870-0510 e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] --
Re: why does an ant task not work!
Hi, Zhao Yun:
Are abuild.xml and bbuild.xml in the same directory?
why not use commandline: ant.bat batch file or ant.sh shell?
Or send us more details about directory structure information.
Sun Yongjing
- Original Message -
From: ZHAO,YUN (HP-China,ex2)
To: List, Ant Users (E-mail)
Sent: Sunday, October 27, 2002 7:11 PM
Subject: why does an ant task not work!
Running java org.apache.tools.ant.Main -buildfile bbuild.xml command will be ok!
Running java org.apache.tools.ant.Main -buildfile abuild.xml command will fail if
the the previous command hasn't been ran!
--project a's abuild.xml
project name=a default=core basedir=./
target name=init
property name=a.src ../
property name=a.build ../
...
/target
target name=components depends=init
!-- the following task won't work --
ant dir=${b.home}/src target=core/
/target
target name=compile depends=components
copy ...
!-- copy ${b.home}/build/classes directory's *.class to the ${a.build}
directory--
/copy
javac src=${a.src} dest=${a.build} classpath=${a.build}/
/target
target name=core depends=compile
/project
--project b's bbuild.xml
project name=b default=core basedir=.
target name=init
property name=b.classpath value=../lib/castor.jar:${java.class.path}/
...
/target
target name=compile depends=init
!-- if the core target is called from abuild.xml's components target,
the ant will say that it can't find the classes which is located in
the castor.jar jar file --
javac classpath=${b.classpath} dest=${b.home}/build/classes .../
/target
target name=core depends=compile
/project
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RE: why does an ant task not work!
The directory structure:
--components--
|
|a--
| |---abuild.xml
|
|b
| |---bbuild.xml
why not use commandline: ant.bat batch file or ant.sh shell?
ant.bat does the same thing at the lastjust runjava
org.apache.tools.ant.Main %1 %2 %3 %4!
Regards
-Original Message-
From: sunyj [mailto:sunyj;adtec.com.cn]
Sent: Monday, October 28, 2002 10:52 AM
To: Ant Users List
Subject: Re: why does an ant task not work!
Hi, Zhao Yun:
Are abuild.xml and bbuild.xml in the same directory?
why not use commandline: ant.bat batch file or ant.sh shell?
Or send us more details about directory structure information.
Sun Yongjing
- Original Message -
From: ZHAO,YUN (HP-China,ex2)
To: List, Ant Users (E-mail)
Sent: Sunday, October 27, 2002 7:11 PM
Subject: why does an ant task not work!
Running java org.apache.tools.ant.Main -buildfile bbuild.xml command
will be ok!
Running java org.apache.tools.ant.Main -buildfile abuild.xml command
will fail if the the previous command hasn't been ran!
--project a's abuild.xml
project name=a default=core basedir=./
target name=init
property name=a.src ../
property name=a.build ../
...
/target
target name=components depends=init
!-- the following task won't work --
ant dir=${b.home}/src target=core/
/target
target name=compile depends=components
copy ...
!-- copy ${b.home}/build/classes directory's *.class to the
${a.build} directory--
/copy
javac src=${a.src} dest=${a.build} classpath=${a.build}/
/target
target name=core depends=compile
/project
--project b's bbuild.xml
project name=b default=core basedir=.
target name=init
property name=b.classpath
value=../lib/castor.jar:${java.class.path}/
...
/target
target name=compile depends=init
!-- if the core target is called from abuild.xml's components
target,
the ant will say that it can't find the classes which is
located in the castor.jar jar file --
javac classpath=${b.classpath} dest=${b.home}/build/classes
.../
/target
target name=core depends=compile
/project
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Re: why does an ant task not work!
The directory structure:
--components--
|
|a--
| |---abuild.xml
|
|b
| |---bbuild.xml
In abuild.xml:
ant dir=${b.home}/src target=core/
but your directory structure is:
|b
| |---bbuild.xml
Where is src? Or the directory structure is below?:
../b/
src/bbuild.xml
In general, the problem is related with directory structure.
Can you send most simplest environment which
includes directory structure as attachment.
Re: why does an ant task not work!
Hi, Everyone,
I'm trying to get ejb-client-jar's value from test.xml, So i use Ant xmlproperty
task.
My build file is very simple and as following:
?xml version=1.0 encoding=UTF-8?
project basedir=. default=xmltest name=test
target name=xmltest
xmlproperty
collapseAttributes=true
file=test.xml
keeproot=false
prefix=ejb-jar
/xmlproperty
echo message=${ejb-jar.ejb-client-jar}/
/target
/project
test.xml is below. Tag ejb-client-jar value is This is a test for xmlproperty task:
?xml version=1.0?
!DOCTYPE ejb-jar PUBLIC '-//Sun Microsystems, Inc.//DTD Enterprise JavaBeans 1.1//EN'
'http://java.sun.com/j2ee/dtds/ejb-jar_1_1.dtd'
ejb-jar
ejb-client-jarThis is a test for xmlproperty task/ejb-client-jar
/ejb-jar
If my machine is online, the task can work fine. It can output message:
This is a test for xmlproperty task. But offline, it can not work and
error message is following:
Buildfile: build.xml
xmltest:
BUILD FAILED
file:C:/isrlm/rlm_v2/wizard/dist/build1.xml:9: java.net.UnknownHostException:
java.sun.com
The reason should be that task xmlproperty can not get dtd from location
http://java.sun.com/j2ee/dtds/ejb-jar_1_1.dtd. But my machine must be offline
. I want to get dtd file at local directory but task xmlproperty can not nest
dtd task.
How i can do?
Thanks in advance.
Sun Yong jing
