[Anthill] RE: Re: The path (working directory) in which the build executes ....

[Jeevan_Sunkersett]

Eric,

 

I am using AntHill OS: (anthill-1.8.0.264)

 

But the issue got solved automatically I do not know how.

 

But attempting a guess, among the few configuration changes I made were,

      The Ant Home in the AntHill properties

      

      When I was facing the problem it was \usr\lib\ant

 

      Anthill is deployed in a Suse Linux OS environment on Tomcat
5.0.27

      In which /usr/lib/ant is a link not a directory by itself.

      It points to /usr/lib/apache1.6.1

 

      So in AntHill properties I changed the Ant home to be
/usr/lib/apache1.6.1

      And maybe (I cannot be sure) because of that the problem vanished.

 

jai Gurudev

G1

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Today's Topics:

 

   1. Re: The path (working directory) in which the   build

      executes.... (Eric Minick)

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   3. RE: 2003 env (George Dibi)

 

 

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Message: 1

Date: Fri, 15 Apr 2005 07:55:45 -0400

From: Eric Minick <eric at urbancode.com>

Subject: Re: [Anthill] The path (working directory) in which the  build

      executes....

To: Anthill user list <anthill at lists.urbancode.com>

Message-ID: <425FABC1.70904 at urbancode.com>

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Jeevan,

 

Very good question. May I ask which version you are running?

 

Regards,

 

Eric

 

Jeevan_Sunkersett wrote:

 

> Hi,

> 

> I have configured Anthill OS for our use and from the catalina.out 

> anthill executes the command ......

> 

> Quote ---

> 

> *23:40:15:782 [Thread - AnthillBuildDaemon] INFO 

> com.urbancode.anthill.BuildManager - Execute: Java13CommandLauncher: *

> 

> * *

> 

> *Executing '/usr/lib/ant/bin/ant' with arguments:*

> 

> *'-DdeployDir=/home/ccscm/AntHill/publishDir/FiServ'*

> 

> *'-Dversion=2'*

> 

> *'-Dkit=2'*

> 

> *'-buildfile'*

> 

> *'/home/ccscm/CM/Current/build.xml'*

> 

> *'-logfile'*

> 

>
*'/home/ccscm/AntHill/publishDir/FiServ/buildLogs/FiServ-g2-build.log'*

> 

> *'print-env-all'*

> 

> *'compile-all'*

> 

> *'test-all'*

> 

> * *

> 

> */usr/lib/ant/bin/ant 

> -DdeployDir=/home/ccscm/AntHill/publishDir/FiServ -Dversion=2 -Dkit=2 

> -buildfile /home/ccscm/CM/Current/build.xml -logfile 

> /home/ccscm/AntHill/publishDir/FiServ/buildLogs/FiServ-g5-build.log 

> nuke-src-all cvs-get-all compile-all test-all*

> 

> -- Unquote

> 

> The issue with this, our JUnit test cases FAIL.

> 

> Cause it is not known _from within which_ directory the command is 

> executed.

> 

> If I manually execute the command (at the shell prompt) after 

> *changing to a particular directory*, it works perfect.

> 

> SO MY QUERY IS, in AntHill

> 

> How can we club both a ChangeDirectory (cd) command and the ant 

> command (above)?

> 

> G1

> 



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