Re: Updated documentation?
Jim Hague <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.comp.java.anthill |
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| Message-ID | <[email protected]> |
On Tuesday 6 December 2005 15:20, Andy Levy wrote: > I'm not even sure where to begin. I've successfully (I think) created > my project and pointed it at Subversion; I'm getting a successful > checkout to my build directory when I attempt to build the project. > However, things stop there. That could be that you haven't got repository.subversion.work.dir set up properly, and so Anthill can't find the checked out source where it expects. Varban's right - the Tomcat logs should provide further clues. I understand it's not easy without an example, so here's the settings from a project of mine built from Subversion. Anthill here is running on Linux. The Subversion repository is on the same host in this case. Users are mostly on other machines, so all access including from the local machine is via svnserve. The project name is Waldo. build.script = build.xml build.tag = success build.ant.params$1.value = release repository.adapter = com.urbancode.anthill.adapter.SubversionRepositoryAdapter repository.subversion.url = svn://localhost/Waldo/trunk repository.subversion.tags.url = svn://localhost/Waldo/tags repository.subversion.anthill.user = anthill repository.subversion.anthill.password = xyzzy repository.subversion.work.dir = work/Waldo To do a build Anthill checks out the source thus: svn co --username anthill --password xyzzy svn://localhost/Waldo/trunk work/Waldo On Unix Anthill's default directory when running is the Anthill home directory. Anthill where then try to build the project by running the equivalent of cd work/Waldo ant build.xml release HTH. -- Jim Hague - [email protected] Never trust a computer you can't lift.