RE: How does CC invoke ant?

well you found out about the DEBUG option (well done!), but what you
probably want to use is the antscript attribute on the ant element:
http://cruisecontrol.sourceforge.net/main/configxml.html#antbuilder

Jtf


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Subject: [Cruisecontrol-user] How does CC invoke ant?


I've got my ant build file running properly from the command line. e.g "ant
-f mybuildfile.xml".   Next, my CC config file (located in the same
directory as mybuildfile.xml), I launch the exact same build file.
Immediately I see that I do not have all of my ant properties set and the
build fails.  In my environment, we have a ant wrapper written in Perl (to
eliminate the need to have separate .bat & .sh files)   This wrapper does
look for the property file & loads properties before invoking ant.

I would have expected CC's pluggable ant builder, to use my environment's
configured ant.  Are there some debug/verbose options that I can use to see
how ant is getting invoked from within the CC process?

Mike McGowan
mike.mcgowan@xxxxxxxxxx




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