Hi,
First of all can anyone explain me the meaning of
%JAVA% -Xmx300m -Dant.home=%ANT_HOME% org.apache.tools.ant.main %*
I did not understand the option -Xmx300m and %*
Thanks regards,
Murthy
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See the NET TIME command on Windows.
Keith
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Subject: Re: Copying Question vis-a-vis Windows NT
Steve,
Do I take your comment to mean that all my machines must be within 2
Does anyone know if it's possible to specify multiple XML files (same
doctype) as input to the 'style/xslt' target which results in one aggregate
output file? Thanks in advance.
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Does anyone know if it's possible to specify multiple XML files (same
doctype) as input to the 'style/xslt' target which results in one aggregate
output file? Thanks in advance.
The thing is, there
Hi All,
I'm new to ANT, and will be devising a config control system
based on PCs, for Java, Matlab, and C code. A given module will
have all three languages. I can see that ANT handles Java and Matlab
easily - any suggestions for C? We are under RCS (may be migrating
to CVS) so any
If you're multi-platform, definitely check out the cc task from
ant-contrib, a www.sf.net project. Otherwise, simply exec or apply your
current compiler, like gcc or msdev. I've used both exec exe=msdev/ and
cc in the past, and whenever cc fully supports the env sub-element,
I'll start using it
-Xmx300m option specifies the max. heap memory size for the jvm (300 MB in
this case).
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From: Murthy, Suryanarayana (MED, TCS)
[mailto:Suryanarayana.Murthy;med.ge.com]
Sent: Tuesday, October 29, 2002 2:28 PM
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Subject: RE: windows98 users look out!
Hello,
Thanks, that was a kick in the right direction.
However, it appears that 'cvs' invoked from
Ant (version 1.5) and 'cvs' invoked from the
command line behave differently.
This works from the command line:
prompt cvs -n tag -F -R my-tag Foo
This does not work from Ant:
cvs
We had alotta trouble getting CVS task to work on win2k, but it was only path
problems.
We we're using wincvs at the time and it worked fine.
First we got cvs to work from the command line, then from within ant as exec .. then
tried the ant CVS task.. - it took awhile but it was only path
Hi,
I've got a Win2K client talking to a Linux CVS repository using WinCVS.
I'm investigating the automation of this using Ant.
The CVS repository is only accessible via SSH.
I'm having trouble getting the cvs task to do this. The relevant snippet
is:
cvs command=update cvsRoot=${cvs.root}
Hi,
When you say Ant CVS wants to find the
cvs dir in the user's path, which cvs dir
are you referring to?
I have a CVS repository with a module called
'Bar'.
On my machine I have that 'Bar' module
checked out.
I followed your advice and added the full
path to 'Bar' to my PATH (I'm on a Linux
error=267 was discussed just yesterday. Someone posted that it means the
destination directory ('dest' in your case) is not found. Check your
${cvs.target.dir} property value. --DD
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From: Mark Owens [mailto:Mark.Owens;coda.com]
Sent: Tuesday, October 29, 2002 10:21 AM
We added to the path (In win2k:, settings-system-advanced-environment variables-
path)
added c:\Program Files\GNU\WinCvs 1.2;
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From: otisg [mailto:otisg;ureach.com]
Sent: Tuesday, October 29, 2002 8:21 AM
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Ah, you added the directory of cvs (WinCVS
in your case) executable to your path. I
already have that.
It's something else...
Otis
On Tue, 29 Oct 2002, Tolles, James
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We added to the path (In win2k:,
settings-system-advanced-environment
variables- path)
Sorry about that - didn't do the correct search through the archives...
Directory now fixed.
Still have the SSH access problem tho'.
I've tried adding replacing :ext: with :ssh: in my CVSROOT but it fails with
unknown method.
I've also adding cvsRsh=ssh to the cvs task but it fails with:
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You probably wouldn't care and say, It just does. ...until you had some
serious
Is there any other place javax.mail.Session it could be besides j2ee.jar? I
don't have j2ee.jar Is it in jstl.jar somewhere (couldn't find it myself)? I
just installed jstl prior to having this problem.
Is there a way to find where a class is loaded from during runtime?
Garrett
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Is there any other place javax.mail.Session it could be besides j2ee.jar?
I
don't
Is your build including the jars in the Tomcat lib directories in creating
a path to use for classpaths in your taskdefs?
No, I don't use any taskdefs.
project name=login default=build basedir=.
property environment=env/
target name=build
javac srcdir=.
Maybe this tool would help troubleshoot your issue???
http://www.objectfab.de/com/javawhich.html --DD
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From: Garrett Smith [mailto:javadevmac2;yahoo.com]
Sent: Tuesday, October 29, 2002 10:15 AM
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Subject: Re: How does Ant find classes? ( ClassLoader
When using the echo task, a level can be set:
echo message=Deleting drive C: level=debug/
and the task would echo the message only if you run 'ant -debug'.
How do I use the levels info and warning since these are not options to
ant.
thanks
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I believe by default, Ant is at level info, so you should see this level.
The warning level should always be visible. The verbose and debug levels are
visible using respectively -verbose and -debug. The info level can be
blocked by using -quiet I believe.
All the above is speculative, and hasn't
Murthy, Suryanarayana (MED, TCS) wrote:
Hi,
First of all can anyone explain me the meaning of
%JAVA% -Xmx300m -Dant.home=%ANT_HOME% org.apache.tools.ant.main %*
I did not understand the option -Xmx300m and %*
%* means all the commandline arguments given to this batch file.
Ciao,
Gordon
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I believe by default, Ant is at level info, so you should see this level.
The warning level
Dixit HL ;-)
... Logging levels, listed in descending priority:
* MSG_ERR
* MSG_WARN
* MSG_INFO
* MSG_VERBOSE
* MSG_DEBUG
... The command-line switches -debug (all levels), -verbose (MSG_VERBOSE and
up), and -quiet (MSG_WARN and up) affect the output generated by the default
logger ([DD] and
Steve,
I found javax.mail. It was in googleapi.jar. I didn't suspect that because I
did not get that error for a long while. I was running the app fine with
googleapi.jar in my CATALINA_HOME/common/lib folder. From now on, I'm going to
put all add-ons that don't come from Sun in
Gordon Tyler wrote:
Murthy, Suryanarayana (MED, TCS) wrote:
Hi,
First of all can anyone explain me the meaning of %JAVA% -Xmx300m
-Dant.home=%ANT_HOME% org.apache.tools.ant.main %*
I did not understand the option -Xmx300m and %*
%* means all the commandline arguments given to this batch
When I build my system from the top-level, there are certain libraries
relative to the top level that lower-level modules need. I need to pass
that information to lower-level builds. At the top level, I have my
basedir, which is set to ., but in the lower levels, I need to expand
that to an
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Sent: Tuesday, October 29, 2002 1:39 PM
Subject: Re: How does Ant find classes? Exploring class files with
happyaxis.jsp
Steve,
I found javax.mail. It was in googleapi.jar. I didn't
Use property name=parent.dir location=${basedir}/
The point being that the 'location' variant of property is what you're
after for parent/child builds that need to pass paths around. The above
example is merely that, and may not reflect exactly what you need, but
its the idea.
Erik
Karr,
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I am using Ant 1.5.
How can I get the ejbjar task to use a local DTD instead of the DTD
referenced on the web?
I have tried using the xmlcatalog node but it doesn't seem to work. The
ant documentation says you can use this node at the project
I'm using Ant in Windows 2000.
Is it possible to create a filelist that contains files from different
drives, for example, both c:/file0.jar and d:/file1.jar?
Thanks.
Regards, Skip Hovsmith
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Hi all,
First a short description of the problem:
I got a very strange out of memory error using ant,
when I use only 5 antcalls within my targets.
The main tasks I use are: junit, junitreport and starting
our own server with different jvmargs.
The memory settings for all are high enough and
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