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Posted to user@ant.apache.org by Paul Collins <pa...@spectel.com> on 2003/01/13 17:50:54 UTC
Nightly Ant scripts
Hi
I'm using a DOS batch file to run an ant build script, when I run the build script on its own on the command line it works fine but when I run it via the batch file I get:
BUILD FAILED
file:C:/TEST_NIGHTLY/retAndBld_WebBook.xml:65: java.io.IOException: CreateProcess: ${env.VSS_HOME}\ss Get $/Bs2/WebBook/src -GLC:\TEST_NIGHTLY\src -I- -R -VL0113a001.00.200.2.06.0.o -W -Yguest, error=2
Total time: 4 seconds
This is the script I'm using:
SET JAVA_HOME=C:\j2sdk1.4.1
cd C:\TEST_NIGHTLY
ant -buildfile retAndBld_WebBook.xml 1> c:\out.txt 2> c:\err.txt
All suggestions welcome as to how to resolve this problem.
Regards
Paul Collins
-----Original Message-----
From: George_Schlitz@ssga.com [mailto:George_Schlitz@ssga.com]
Sent: 10 January 2003 14:43
To: Ant Users List
Subject: Re: AntHill vs. CruiseControl vs. Gump
>I came across a couple of tools that
>seem to be designed for this problem: AntHill, CruiseControl & Gump.
>Does anyone have any recommendations as to which one is better?
These tools are great for such things. Eric Hatcher's book, "Java
Development With ANT" (http://www.manning.com/hatcher), has a nice chapter
on continuous integration, focusing on these three tools. He gives a good
basic comparison of the three that I agree with. I recommend that you get
this book highly - for this, and for the best practices (Integrating SCM
with build process and more) help you are looking for in the other email :)
There are many many excellent recommendations throughout.
IMHO: Based on a very basic look at the three, the most immediately-obvious
difference is getting the tool set up- Anthill is the easiest to get
running and to get projects started. Other than this and look and feel,
each has its own pros and cons, as all seem to be great tools- so a look
into the book above and a trial of each might be helpful.
George
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Re: Nightly Ant scripts
Posted by Guy Rouillier <gu...@speakeasy.net>.
What operating system? Show the entire batch file, and explain how you are
kicking it off. Error 2 is usually "file not found".
----- Original Message -----
From: "Paul Collins" <pa...@spectel.com>
To: "Ant Users List" <an...@jakarta.apache.org>
Sent: Monday, January 13, 2003 11:50 AM
Subject: Nightly Ant scripts
Hi
I'm using a DOS batch file to run an ant build script, when I run the build
script on its own on the command line it works fine but when I run it via
the batch file I get:
BUILD FAILED
file:C:/TEST_NIGHTLY/retAndBld_WebBook.xml:65: java.io.IOException:
CreateProcess: ${env.VSS_HOME}\ss Get
$/Bs2/WebBook/src -GLC:\TEST_NIGHTLY\src -I- -R -VL0113a001.00.200.2.06.0.o
-W -Yguest, error=2
Total time: 4 seconds
This is the script I'm using:
SET JAVA_HOME=C:\j2sdk1.4.1
cd C:\TEST_NIGHTLY
ant -buildfile retAndBld_WebBook.xml 1> c:\out.txt 2> c:\err.txt
All suggestions welcome as to how to resolve this problem.
Regards
Paul Collins
-----Original Message-----
From: George_Schlitz@ssga.com [mailto:George_Schlitz@ssga.com]
Sent: 10 January 2003 14:43
To: Ant Users List
Subject: Re: AntHill vs. CruiseControl vs. Gump
>I came across a couple of tools that
>seem to be designed for this problem: AntHill, CruiseControl & Gump.
>Does anyone have any recommendations as to which one is better?
These tools are great for such things. Eric Hatcher's book, "Java
Development With ANT" (http://www.manning.com/hatcher), has a nice chapter
on continuous integration, focusing on these three tools. He gives a good
basic comparison of the three that I agree with. I recommend that you get
this book highly - for this, and for the best practices (Integrating SCM
with build process and more) help you are looking for in the other email :)
There are many many excellent recommendations throughout.
IMHO: Based on a very basic look at the three, the most immediately-obvious
difference is getting the tool set up- Anthill is the easiest to get
running and to get projects started. Other than this and look and feel,
each has its own pros and cons, as all seem to be great tools- so a look
into the book above and a trial of each might be helpful.
George
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