multiple ${values} not extracting the actual value

[Vivek Payala <vi...@persistent.co.in>]

Hello,

 

I have a build file in which my target is supposed to call a perl file and pass 3 arguments to it. Here is the target,

 

        <target name="bamboo-jprobe-memory">

               <exec dir="/home/maven/jprobe-701/script" executable="/usr/bin/perl">

                       <arg line="jprobe.pl ${module} memory ${dist.dir}/${module}${version}-dist.zip"/>

               </exec>

        </target>

 

In the above argument list, the file which needs to be passed on is ‘GEN-MNPAA${version}-dist.zip’ listed below in the figure,

 



 

I have a continuous build environment where this build is setup. The first problem is that the ${version} number which is defined in a property file is not getting fetched properly. Even though it creates a file like ‘GEN-MNPAA${version}-dist.zip’, it passes on the file as ‘GEN-MNPAA-dist.zip’ to the script, and removes the ‘${version}’ string.

 

cannot stat `/home/​maven/​Bamboo/​xml-data/​build-dir/​GEN-MNPAA/​dist/​GEN-MNPAA-dist.zip': No such file or directory

 

Can you please tell me how I pass the file ‘GEN-MNPAA${version}-dist.zip’ as it is without any name change. I tried placing an extra ‘$’ before ‘${version}’ string, but even that didn’t work. I will work upon why the ${version} is not actually getting fetched from the properties file later. Because if I run it normally the everything behaves normally. Its only in the continuous build environment that the ${version} doesn’t resolve.

 

Thanks in advance!

 

Thanks,

 

Vivek Payala | Team Lead – Configuration Management (Professional & Managed Services Group) | Persistent Systems

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Re: multiple ${values} not extracting the actual value

[Krzysieq <kr...@gazeta.pl>]

Hi,

May be quite a silly idea, but is it not possible, that somewhere down the
road You define version as empty string? If it weren't defined at all, You
would see ${version} in the filename, and You say it disappears. Maybe it's
accidentaly defined as empty before propfile is read?

Cheers,
Chris

2008/9/5 Vivek Payala <vi...@persistent.co.in>

>  Hello,
>
>
>
> I have a build file in which my target is supposed to call a perl file and
> pass 3 arguments to it. Here is the target,
>
>
>
>         <target name="bamboo-jprobe-memory">
>
>                <exec dir="/home/maven/jprobe-701/script"
> executable="/usr/bin/perl">
>
>                        <arg line="jprobe.pl ${module} memory
> ${dist.dir}/${module}${version}-dist.zip"/>
>
>                </exec>
>
>         </target>
>
>
>
> In the above argument list, the file which needs to be passed on is
> 'GEN-MNPAA${version}-dist.zip' listed below in the figure,
>
>
>
>
>
> I have a continuous build environment where this build is setup. The first
> problem is that the ${version} number which is defined in a property file is
> not getting fetched properly. Even though it creates a file like
> 'GEN-MNPAA${version}-dist.zip', it passes on the file as
> 'GEN-MNPAA-dist.zip' to the script, and removes the '${version}' string.
>
>
>
> cannot stat `/home/​maven/​Bamboo/​xml-data/​build-dir/​GEN-MNPAA/​dist/​*
> GEN-MNPAA-dist.zip*': No such file or directory
>
>
>
> Can you please tell me how I pass the file 'GEN-MNPAA${version}-dist.zip'
> as it is without any name change. I tried placing an extra '$' before
> '${version}' string, but even that didn't work. I will work upon why the
> ${version} is not actually getting fetched from the properties file later.
> Because if I run it normally the everything behaves normally. Its only in
> the continuous build environment that the ${version} doesn't resolve.
>
>
>
> Thanks in advance!
>
>
>
> *Thanks,*
>
> * *
>
> *Vivek Payala **|** Team Lead – Configuration Management (Professional &
> Managed Services Group) **|** Persistent Systems*
>
> *vivek_payala@persistent.co.in* <mi...@persistent.co.in>*  **| **Cell:
> +91 93701 31472 **| **Tel: +91 (20) 3023 6447*
>
> *Innovation in software product design, development and delivery- **
> www.persistentsys.com* <http://www.persistentsys.com/>
>
>
>
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