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    Ant

    Hi,

    I wrote an ant script to build a J2EE application, the script seems to work well, it compiles, copies files and create the whole application, the files created are identical to the original app in Dev, but some how the app created via ant doesn't work because the jsp pages have several import statements, so I get an error that the imported classes do not exist.

    I am just cdopying the jsp files, and deploying the app in Weblogic, also the script is using weblogic JDK when recompiling....
    the script does not give any errors when it run...

    anyone knows what went wrong??

    #2
    not many experts on Ant, eh?

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      #3
      What the hell is ant? Thought I'd heard most of the names of all the things I can't do but that's a new one. Sometimes I just feel crushed.

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        #4
        I don't know either.

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          #5
          We use NAnt here, which is the .NET version on Ant.

          Apart from knowing that, I know nothing about Ant.

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            #6
            its ok

            thanks all, I have solved the problem a few days back now, forgot to check this post!!

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              #7
              Re: its ok

              Just as well we were all totally useless then, hate to think helpful comments would have gone to waste.

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                #8
                Re: its ok

                Or even the usual unhelpful ones...

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                  #9
                  Re: its ok

                  > Or even the usual unhelpful ones...

                  these are never wasted

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                    #10
                    Re: its ok

                    Indeed not.

                    And often the most appreciated.

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