Re: ANT ignoring command line argument

Thomas Mitchell Mon, 10 May 2004 10:46:57 -0700

I reviewed the ant.bat file and traced the execution through completion. ANT is being launched through :runAntWithClasspath and immediately preceding that line the %ANT_CMD_LINE_ARGS% variable is properly defined. All that is good news since the argument is being read, but I'm still cluless as to what's causing the problem.

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

I would probably start adding debug messages to the
copy of ant.bat you -think- is being called (this
presumes you're not using cygwin or anything)... we
(I?) should probably think about adding the
--execdebug option (available in the *nix script) to
the batch file...
-Matt

--- Thomas Mitchell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Yep, I agree its in the local setup. I'm running Windows XP Professional. Do can I trace what's going on from the point I type ANT?

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

What OS are you running? I'm sure you will agree

that

if your Ant installation was working before, but

isn't
now, that the problem is probably somewhere in your
local setup.  It will probably be easiest to trace
exactly what is going on, starting from your typing
"ant".
-Matt

--- Thomas Mitchell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

Yep I did that last week and it was working fine. Adding the argument to the command line now, ANT ignores the argument. In fact I just entered ant -version and the default target was hit. No version info was supplied. The install directory lists 1.6.1 which
I

can only assume is what I'm running.

I basically created a menu with targets of 1

through

17 which were working. The way I call ANT is ANT 1.

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

Hi Thomas, When operating the command line just add the

target

name that you wish

to run and it suppose to know. I'm using ant for a long time and didn't face

such
a problem

Try to read more at:

http://ant.apache.org/manual/index.html under

running ant->command line

Neta Bar-Tal

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Subject: ANT ignoring command line argument
I've just recently started working with ANT.
About

a week after using

ANT, I'm finding that ANT is ignoring the command

line argument for the

target of the build.xml file. I have tried

calling

ANT specific

arguments using different build.xml files that

are

known to be good.

However, the default target in the project tag is

always used. The

argument was read by ANT the first week I was

using
it. The only way

I've found to call a specific target is to change

the default value in

the project tag. Anyone know that cause or

solution?
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Thomas Mitchell
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