On Fri, 11 Mar 2005, Don J. Payette <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> This
> <java jvm="/-/${JAVA_PACK}/OBJECT/JAVA">
> </java>
> works. Correct about /bin/java not working.
>
> I added
> <echo>"java.home '${java.home}'"</echo>
> <echo>"os.name '${os.name}'"</echo>
> and got
> [echo] "java.home '/-/JAVA142/DIR/JRE'"
> [echo] "os.name 'MCP/AS'"
>
Interesting, thanks. Is ${JAVA_PACK} the same as ${java.home} or
where does it point?
> This gave me the idea to copy OBJECT/JAVA as
> /-/JAVA142/DIR/JRE/BIN/JAVA and remove the jvm= line. So I tried
> it. It still doesn't work.
Is the file system case sensitive? Or maybe Java thinks it is (and
this considers /-/JAVA142/DIR/JRE/BIN/JAVA and
/-/JAVA142/DIR/JRE/BIN/java to be different.
What was the "normal" name of the OS (so if we fix it we know what to
put into the docs).
> Here's what happens without the jvm= workaround:
>
> - % #1: (DONP)LIST/STDERR ON SYSTEM (Records: 1-31 of 31)
No idea, sorry.
If you run Ant with -verbose you may get an idea of what Ant is trying
to do. Maybe you can find something that looks wrong for your
platform.
Stefan
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