Jikes dramas

The environment is Ant 1.4Beta2, RedHat Linux 7.0, Sun JDK 1.3.1, jikes 1.14 installed from the RPM and is in the path. When I do this: property name=build.compiler value=jikes/ in my build file, I'm getting this (ant -v): - [javac]

Re: Jikes dramas

Does it work without the antcall in between? Stefan

Re: Jikes dramas

Yeah, it seems to. What's with antcall? Bojan Stefan Bodewig wrote: Does it work without the antcall in between? Stefan

Re: Jikes dramas

Stefan Bodewig wrote: Does it work without the antcall in between? Stefan BTW, jikes dumps core when this happens... And compiles this file easy when called from the shell. Bojan

Re: Jikes dramas

On Mon, 20 Aug 2001, Bojan Smojver [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Yeah, it seems to. What's with antcall? To be honest, I have no idea, I just saw it in your stack trace and thought this may have been related. I'll see whether I can come up with something. Stefan

exec dir question

I am on a Windows 98 box. I am having trouble executing an EXE file from a directory other than the current directory I am in. For Example: I am in a C:\TestAnt subdirectory where I have the following latest.xml file (between lines with equal signs):

RE: exec dir question

Scott, What happens if you change the line: exec dir=c:\testit executable=test/ to: exec dir=c:\testit executable=test.exe/ Felice -Original Message- From: Scott Matthews [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Monday, August 20, 2001 9:52 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: exec dir

RE: exec dir question

Scott, Silly question but do you have your ANT_HOME, JAVA_HOME and PATH environment variables set up right? I have the following batch file that I use: set ANT_HOME=D:\Ant1.3 set JAVA_HOME=D:\jdk1.2.2 set PATH=%PATH%;%ANT_HOME%\bin;%JAVA_HOME%\bin;%JAVA_HOME%\lib HTH, Felice -Original

Finding Deprecated methods?

I'm getting a deprecation warning from javac when I use ant to compile a project. How do I pass the -deprecation flag to ant? Thanks --Michael -- == Michael Molloy ResortQuest International Java Developer

RE: exec dir question

Scott, I just tried this on Win2000. I got an error from CreateProcess as well. So, I tried setting the dir to the parent and then including the commands directory in the executable - that worked. So try changing to this: target name=Latest Test echo message=Testit is executing now /

Javac and ant.Main

I am trying to run ant through the Main class interface instead of the binary. When I do this the javac task fails with this error... javac: invalid flag: -sourcepath Has anyone seen something like this. Thaks for any help. = Regards, Cornellious Mann

Re: Finding Deprecated methods?

Michael Molloy wrote: I'm getting a deprecation warning from javac when I use ant to compile a project. How do I pass the -deprecation flag to ant? Thanks --Michael -- == Michael Molloy ResortQuest International

Re: Finding Deprecated methods?

On Tue, 21 Aug 2001 01:16, Michael Molloy wrote: I'm getting a deprecation warning from javac when I use ant to compile a project. How do I pass the -deprecation flag to ant? First you got to the ant documentation, then you look up the javac task and then follow directions ;) -- Cheers,

Re: Finding Deprecated methods?

Set the deprecation attribute of the javac task to on. -- Don --- Michael Molloy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I'm getting a deprecation warning from javac when I use ant to compile a project. How do I pass the -deprecation flag to ant? Thanks --Michael --

Re: Finding Deprecated methods?

http://jakarta.apache.org/ant/manual/CoreTasks/javac.html deprecation=on is what you're looking for. - Original Message - From: Michael Molloy [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, August 20, 2001 8:16 AM Subject: Finding Deprecated methods? I'm getting a deprecation

RE: javadoc problem while building ant 1.3

Javadoc will add links to third party API's on the web, which is really nice. Just add link statements like this to your Javadoc task: link href=http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.3/docs/api// Mark It is normal. Javadoc searches for links related to the mentioned classes but cannot find them.

Re: Setting a property based on the OS

Another possible way to do this in version 1.3 would be to set up a different property for each OS, and then test for the existence of that property. Your command line would read... ... -Dlinux=true ... or ... -Dwindows=true ... The value after the property (true) would only exist for

Re: Setting a property based on the OS

Actually you can do something more automatic than having to manually set a property. You can define a property like this: property name=is${os.name} value=whatever/ And replace your 'if' statement below with things like: if=isWindows 2000 - Original Message - From:

RE: Setting a property based on the OS

Title: RE: Setting a property based on the OS Here's a fragment from one of my files: !-- set a property whose name is based on what OS we are -- property name=${os.name}.install value=dummy/ ... !-- a set of install targets, that does host-dependent things -- target name=install

Re: Jikes dramas

Conor MacNeill wrote: Can we see the debug line where Jikes is invoked please? It may give a clue Conor Not sure what you mean by 'debug line' here... This is gdb where dump (unfortunately no symbols for now): - GNU gdb 5.0 Copyright 2000 Free

Re: Jikes dramas

On Tue, 21 Aug 2001 07:30, Bojan Smojver wrote: Conor MacNeill wrote: Can we see the debug line where Jikes is invoked please? It may give a clue Conor Not sure what you mean by 'debug line' here... I think he means the command line for jikes as described in ants debug log ... The

junit.batchtest directory existence check

Hello Stephane, Not sure about the best place to report this, be sure and let me know if there is somewhere better Anyway I an using Ant 1.4 beta (with optional tasks) and I just spent quite a while tracking down a subtle bug sort of. Anyway if I use batchtest in the form : junit

Newbie question

Hello, I am having a problem setting up my paths on a Win 2000 machine. Any help would be greatly appreciated. I get the following error when running ant... Exception in thread main java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: Files\Sybase\Shared\PowerBuilder\classes/zip;/;D:\Oracle\Ora8\orb\classes\yo

RE: Newbie question

The classpath of D:\Program Files\Sybase\Shared\PowerBuilder\classes.zip; is what is hosing you. Try d:\progra~1 (assuming you have nothing else on d:\ that violates the 8.3 convention that was installed prior to creating program files) You might find alternate solutions at

RE: Newbie question

you are the man!! Thanks for your help. Shawn -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Monday, August 20, 2001 5:43 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: RE: Newbie question The classpath of D:\Program Files\Sybase\Shared\PowerBuilder\classes.zip; is

Re: Jikes dramas

Peter Donald wrote: On Tue, 21 Aug 2001 07:30, Bojan Smojver wrote: Conor MacNeill wrote: Can we see the debug line where Jikes is invoked please? It may give a clue Conor Not sure what you mean by 'debug line' here... I think he means the command line for jikes as

RE: Newbie question

Nah, if I were da man I'd figure out what Unsupported SSL message version meant and who (IRL, not Ant) was throwing it... ;) /bill -Original Message- From: s.sandy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Monday, August 20, 2001 5:45 PM To: ant-user Subject: RE: Newbie question you are the

Re: Jikes dramas

Peter Donald wrote: The confusing part here is that when jikes complied for glibc-2.2 is used, standalone compilations are fine. But when called from Ant, it dumps the core. So, there must be something different in the way jikes is called from Ant then from the shell... And yet, the

RE: Newbie question

Shawn, Please try Ant 1.4 Beta. This version should handle classpaths with spaces without needing to resort to the Program~#@%#%@!~1 notation. Conor -Original Message- From: Shawn Sandy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Tuesday, 21 August 2001 8:37 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

RE: HELP: ejbjar tag and EJB exception.

Daniel, Dear all, I have a little problem with my EJB JAR file creation, using the ejbjar tag. Some of my EJB have their own exception (derived obviously from EJBException), but the corresponding exception class is not included automatically in the EJB JAR file : !-- Create the EJB JAR

RE: Javac and ant.Main

Cornellious, What is happening here is that you are running Ant under a 1.2 or later JDK but it is finding the javac library form a 1.1 JDK. You will need to examine your classpaths, Java executables, etc. BTW, have you read the javadoc comment for the Main class :-)? Conor -Original

Multiple JDK's on Windows [ marginally off-topic ]

Hi all, If you've read the subject line, you'll understand that I'm a glutton for punishment. I've got a requirement for having JDK1.1, JDK1.2, JDK1.3 (and soon JDK1.4) installed to create releases specific for the particular platforms. So, this should be fairly simple, but JavaSoft caught

Re: Permissible values for attribute 'os'

In my ant files, i have the following property definitions; property name=windoze value=Windows NT,Windows 2000,Windows 98/ property name=unix value=Linux, SunOS, UNIX/ and implement running perl scripts within targets as follows (where p45.pp is your perl program/script of choice);

Re: Permissible values for attribute 'os'

On Tue, 21 Aug 2001 08:51:17 +0800 dave (dave young [EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote: it'd be nice to find a comprehensive list of os id strings somewhere :-) http://www.tolstoy.com/samizdat/sysprops.html Might be of interest - Rob

How to handle conflicting properties in nested build files.

We have several projects which we would like to be able to build as one large project. This can easily be accomplished by using the ant task to call the build.xml files of the individual sub projects. The problem that we are having is that the main project defines a property

Re: Setting a property based on the OS

On Mon, 20 Aug 2001, T. Master [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: How would this then be used in a target? conditon? Like any other task. Or do you mean the property? Like any other property. Stefan