Precompile JSP files with WL 5.10sp9

["Conelly, Luis (GNF, Contractor)" <Lu...@gnf.com>]

Hi,

	I am trying to precompile JSP files with WL. I have not WL locally, but I have all required jar files. 

	I looked into http://marc.theaimsgroup.com, but not a clear solution came up. I got following snippet of code from there:

[SNIP]
        <path id="wl-classpath">
            <fileset dir="${app.home}/lib/weblogic" >
                <include name="**/*.jar"/>
            </fileset>
       </path>
       <path id="app-classpath">
            <fileset dir="${app.home}/lib" >
                <include name="**/*.jar"/>
                <include name="**/*.zip"/>
            </fileset>
            <fileset dir="${dist.home}/${DSTAMP}">
                <include name="**/*.jar"/>
            </fileset>
        </path>
    
    <target name="precomp-jsp">
        <echo> Calling Weblogic Precompilation for JSP files...</echo>
        <pathconvert property="jspc_classpath" refid="app-classpath" dirsep="/" pathsep=";"/>
        <java classname="weblogic.jspc" fork="yes" classpathref="wl-classpath">
            <arg value="-verbose"/>
            <arg value="-deprecation"/>
            <arg line="-docroot ${app.home}/public-html/" />
            <arg line="-contextPath ${context}" />
            <arg line="-classpath ${jspc_classpath}" />
        </java> 
    </target>
[SNIP]

	Here's the issue:
	
	When I set [pathsep] attribute with ";", I got a message which says "Nothing to do", preceded with the usage of [weblogic.jspc] command (this is, shows all the options as if I write 'weblogic.jspc -help' in the command line).
	On the other way around, when I set [pathsep] attribute with " " (empty space), I got a message which says:
[SNIP]
     [java] ERROR: Source file
     [java] C:/Projects/GNF/lib/EmailProduction.jar
     [java] can not be found in the docroot
     [java] C:/Projects/GNF/eDocs_Staging/public-html
     [java] Put the source in the docroot or specify the correct docroot with jspc option "-docroot".
[SNIP]
	
	In this last case, the jar reported not found in docroot is the second jar in the list after <pathconvert>

	And in neither of the cases I got the JSP files precompiled... 
	
	Does anybody has a pointer? Any web page or commet will be gladly welcome.

Luis G Conelly
Softtek 
Phone (52) 449.910.7308  DC *879.7308
Mobile (52) 449.123.8749
Fax     (52) 449.910.7801
www.softtek.com
 
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RE: Using fork with taskdef

[Pawanraj Sadhwani <pa...@elitecore.com>]

hi kris,

My guess is that you are using a lot of antcalls?? if yes, the macrodef
would help? ant 1.6 that is.

try increasing memory size of the JVM in the ant.bat file using JAVA_OPTS
something like -Xmx300m

Hope this helps!

Cheers
Pawan

-----Original Message-----
From: kriss [mailto:madrockriss@hotmail.com]
Sent: Tuesday, May 04, 2004 7:02 PM
To: Ant Users List
Subject: Using fork with taskdef


Hi,

I've got some ant task created by our devlopper team that goes some time out
of memory, depending on the place they are in the build project. If I launch
the complete build process it will go out of memory but if I restart from
this task everything will be ok.

So I think to use something like fork for this task, is it possible ?

Kriss


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Using fork with taskdef

[kriss <ma...@hotmail.com>]

Hi,

I've got some ant task created by our devlopper team that goes some time out of memory, depending on the place they are in the build project. If I launch the complete build process it will go out of memory but if I restart from this task everything will be ok.

So I think to use something like fork for this task, is it possible ?

Kriss