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Aaron Turner | 4 Oct 12:00
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Solaris 8 installation

Has anyone successfully installed anthill on Solaris 8?

Ideally I'd actually like to be able to run anthill on a single server
and have the Solaris 8 machine simply as a host on which builds
occur but I am unclear as to how this might be achieved neatly.

Sincerely & thanks

Aaron Turner
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Aaron Turner | 4 Oct 11:58
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Multiple anthill installations for multiple projects?

I have a number of major project areas I wish to use anthill for and I 
would like to separate
these out.

What is the simplest way to achieve separation such that I can refer to 
the build areas as
http://somehost:8080/anthill.areaA, http://somehost:8080/anthill.areaB 
etc., or something similar?

Sincerely & thanks

Aaron Turner
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Eric Minick | 4 Oct 15:28

Re: Multiple anthill installations for multiple projects?

Aaron,

I believe that if simply create two Anthill working directories and then 
deploy the war into two differant contexts, each context will get it's 
own master properties file which can refer to it's own working space.

In other words a directory structure that looks like the follow would work.

/usr/share/anthill/
- areaA/[anthill directories]
- areaB/[anthill directories]

Then you just need to deploy the war file into two contexts.

Regards,

Eric

Aaron Turner wrote:

> I have a number of major project areas I wish to use anthill for and I 
> would like to separate
> these out.
>
> What is the simplest way to achieve separation such that I can refer 
> to the build areas as
> http://somehost:8080/anthill.areaA, http://somehost:8080/anthill.areaB 
> etc., or something similar?
>
> Sincerely & thanks
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Galder Zamarreÿfffffffffff1o | 4 Oct 15:36
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Annthill and Serena ChangeMan DS?

Hi,

Can Anthill retrieve source code from Serena's
ChangeMan DS source control system? Has anyone ever
managed to get this to work? Any help would be greatly
appreciated.

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Eric Minick | 4 Oct 15:58

Re: Annthill and Serena ChangeMan DS?

Galder,

I sure haven't done ChangeMan, but we are working out an agreement with 
Serena to get a copy. A driver for ChangeMan might happen at that point.

Regards,

Eric

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>
>Can Anthill retrieve source code from Serena's
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>appreciated.
>
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Robert E Dobbins | 4 Oct 15:53
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Re: Multiple anthill installations for multiple projects?

We use the following scheme:

areaA-anthill.war is dropped into webapps under Tomcat
url is http://mydomain:8080/areaA-anthill
tied to configuration directory of areaA-anthill-conf located in user's home directory running Tomcat.
Property file name .areaA-anthill.properties located in the user's home directory running Tomcat.


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I have a number of major project areas I wish to use anthill for and I
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What is the simplest way to achieve separation such that I can refer to
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http://somehost:8080/anthill.areaA, http://somehost:8080/anthill.areaB 
etc., or something similar?

Sincerely & thanks

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Robert E Dobbins | 4 Oct 15:57
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Re: Solaris 8 installation

Yes, installed under Tomcat on Solaris 2.6, 2.7, 8, 9.
Setup is straightforward:
Install and start Tomcat (or other container)
drop in the war file.
setup the config directory in the user's home directory running tomcat.
set the anthill.root.dir to point to the config directory
Ensure the user running Tomcat has access to the repository containing source.
Hit the main page for Anthill.

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Has anyone successfully installed anthill on Solaris 8?

Ideally I'd actually like to be able to run anthill on a single server
and have the Solaris 8 machine simply as a host on which builds
occur but I am unclear as to how this might be achieved neatly.

Sincerely & thanks

Aaron Turner

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Balasinorwala, Murtuza J. | 5 Oct 20:11
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Using Anthill with PVCS

Hello,
        We have Ant scripts that currently do builds, and I am trying to integrate that with Anthill. We use PVCS, but I am currently trying to just make it work with the FileSystemRepositoryAdapter. I setup the properties to the best of my knowledge, but I am getting the following in the logs.

        The <pvcs> task doesn't support the nested "pcli" element.

I have tried to ask around, and have included the path to the pcli and get commands (...\vm\win32\bin) in the build.xml as value to the pvcsbin property. I am running Anthill under Web Logic Server on my local desktop and am starting weblogic server using the cmd script.

Any help would be appreciated

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Eric Minick | 5 Oct 20:56

Re: Using Anthill with PVCS

Hi,

It looks like this is a problem with an Ant task that should be checking 
out your code. My gut response is that your final Anthill build script 
won't include any PVCS tasks, so you might as well remove it now. 
Checkout your project to some scratch folder through the normal PVCS 
tools and access that folder with the File System Rep. Driver. Then you 
can move to using Anthill's mechanism for interacting with PVCS.

Regards,

Eric

Balasinorwala, Murtuza J. wrote:

> Hello,
>         We have Ant scripts that currently do builds, and I am trying 
> to integrate that with Anthill. We use PVCS, but I am currently trying 
> to just make it work with the FileSystemRepositoryAdapter. I setup the 
> properties to the best of my knowledge, but I am getting the following 
> in the logs.
>
>         The <pvcs> task doesn't support the nested "pcli" element.
>
> I have tried to ask around, and have included the path to the pcli and 
> get commands (...\vm\win32\bin) in the build.xml as value to the 
> pvcsbin property. I am running Anthill under Web Logic Server on my 
> local desktop and am starting weblogic server using the cmd script.
>
> Any help would be appreciated
>
> Thanks
>
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Bryan Smith | 5 Oct 22:39
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RE: ProfileAdapter checkout failed: No VSS database (srcsafe.ini) found.

I've seen many posts about this here, and had the same issue facing me
while using a UNC path to srcsafe.ini (\\fileserver\directory\) after an
upgrade to version 1.7.1.212  from 1.6.* on Win2k.  The solution seems
obvious now, but plagued me for some time.  It may have been addressed
in another response, but considering how many posts there are that
appear related, I'll post my fix for kicks:

* In project's com.urbancode.anthill.adapter.VSSRepositoryAdapter
Properties, leave repository.vss.root *BLANK*
* Set environment variable SSDIR to the correct path**

** In win2k:
Right click on "my computer"
Select "Properties"
Select "Advanced" tab
Click on "Environment Variables"
Under system Variables, click "New"
Enter this:
	Variable Name: 	SSDIR
	Variable Value: 	\\fileserver\directory\
Click ok, close everything, reboot, and HOORAY! Your SSDIR enviromental
variable is set.  You might try setting SSHOME to C:\VSS\ss or whathave
you, and also add that to your PATH env variable, and you can access
sourcesafe from any command line -- convenient for scripting and batch
files.

Bryan Smith

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ON Mon Aug 2 19:36:47 CDT 2004 
Wendy Willcox wwillcox at mac.com 
Said:

Hello,

I'm getting the following error when I try and run a build through
anthill.  When I run the command on the command line it runs fine.  I'm
using anthill 1.6.3.67 and Tomcat 5.0 as a service.  My Tomcat service,
VSS and windows are all using the same userid.  I searched through the
archive and noticed that a bunch of people had this problem, but no real
solution that would work for me. 

help.. :-)

thanks,
wendy

17:51:38:719 [Thread - AnthillBuildDaemon] INFO
com.urbancode.anthill.util.Execute  - [checkout] cmd /x/c cd /d
"C:\anthill16367\work\release\name" && set
"SSDIR=\\fileserver\directory\" && "C:\VSS\ss" cp $/release\name
-Y"userid","password" &&
 "C:\VSS\ss" get * -Y"userid","password" -R -I-Y -O- 

17:51:38:859 [Thread - AnthillBuildDaemon] ERROR
com.urbancode.anthill.BuildManager  - ProfileAdapter checkout failed: No
VSS database (srcsafe.ini) found.  Use the SSDIR environment variable or
run netsetup.
com.urbancode.anthill.adapter.RepositoryException: ProfileAdapter
checkout failed: No VSS database (srcsafe.ini) found.  Use the SSDIR
environment variable or run netsetup.
 at
com.urbancode.anthill.adapter.ProfileRepositoryAdapter.executeCommand(Pr
ofileRepositoryAdapter.java:423)
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