Sreedhar Tatavarthi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Thanks. I did run "ant"...but now it says.
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> Buildfile: build.xml
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> BUILD FAILED
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> build.xml:17: Unexpected element "path"
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> Total time: 0 seconds
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Thanks. I did run "ant"...but now it says.
Buildfile: build.xml
BUILD FAILED
build.xml:17: Unexpected element "path"
Total time: 0 seconds
Where Line 17 in build.xml is:
What does this mean? I have my classpath set. And
jsse.jar,jnet.jar,jcert.jar point to the path
Sreedhar Tatavarthi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Hi all,
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> Just downloaded XML-RPC. Can anyone tell me how to
> buil this? I made the necesary changes to
> build.properties file.
Just running `ant` from inside your xml-rpc/ directory should be
enough to build.
Hi all,
Just downloaded XML-RPC. Can anyone tell me how to
buil this? I made the necesary changes to
build.properties file.
Thanks
Sreedhar
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"EXT-Raiteri, Ashley L" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I couldn't file an issue at ISSUE tracker because bugzilla still doesnt have
> an xmlrpc project yet.
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> below is a patch I suggested to hannes a couple of days ago.
> Obviously I beleive there are better solutions than the quik patch i have
sorry, forgot about one other part
** - Webserver.java Webserver.run()
finally
{
System.err.println("Closing XML-RPC server socket");
try
{
serversSocket.close();
serverSocket =
I couldn't file an issue at ISSUE tracker because bugzilla still doesnt have
an xmlrpc project yet.
below is a patch I suggested to hannes a couple of days ago.
Obviously I beleive there are better solutions than the quik patch i have
posted here. Ideally,
the NORMAL method for making threads te
I was just about to report this very fault...
We use xmlrpc between our server and loadtest agents. As the OP points out,
the runners threadgroup seems to remains active even after calling
Webserver.shutdown()
If you wait long enough on Win2K, the threads evenutally do shutdown (but
print stack
