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Varban | 1 Sep 02:52

Re: Problems with VSS

Nate, try adding a trailing \ to the SSDIR path.

Varban
Eric Minick wrote:
> Nate,
> 
> Earlier in that log, does it show what command is run? I'm curious as to 
> where that space is sneaking in.
> 
> -- Eric
> 
> Nate Scherer wrote:
> 
>> I hope this isn't a frequent question, but I haven't found an exact 
>> match to either part from searching the mailing list archives.  First 
>> of all, I'm trying to run against VSS 5.00 with Anthill OS.  I've seen 
>> mention of problems with VSS 6.0a and to use 6.0 instead, but I 
>> haven't found anyone talking about whether 5 is supported.  And I 
>> haven't found any official documentation of version control adapters 
>> at all beyond what the configuration page itself has.  If there's any 
>> of that, please let me know.
>> So, obviously I have a problem that would make me wonder if I'm on a 
>> supported version, and here it is:
>>
>> Invalid DOS path: _\\sourcesafe\vss_ <file://%5C%5Csourcesafe%5Cvss> 
>> \srcsafe.ini
>> 14:37:04:754 [Thread - AnthillBuildDaemon] ERROR 
>> com.urbancode.anthill.BuildManager  - ProfileAdapter checkout failed: 100
>>
>> _com.urbancode.anthill.adapter.RepositoryException_: ProfileAdapter
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Nate Scherer | 1 Sep 17:38

RE: Problems with VSS

Here's the command and its result after adding a trailing \.  I've tried
variations on forward and back slashes to no effect.

09:35:19:705 [Thread - AnthillBuildDaemon] INFO
com.urbancode.anthill.adapter.ProfileRepositoryAdapter  -
Execute:Java13CommandLauncher: Executing 'cmd' with arguments:
'/x/c'
'cd'
'/d'
'c:\java\anthill-1.8.1\work\MainLine\PM-Core'
'&&'
'set'
'SSDIR=\\sourcesafe\vss\'
'&&'
'c:\DevStudio\Vss\WIN32\ss'
'cp'
'$//MainLine/PM-Core'
'-Ynathan,nathan'
'&&'
'c:\DevStudio\Vss\WIN32\ss'
'get'
'*'
'-Ynathan,nathan'
'-R'
'-I-Y'
'-O-'

The ' characters around the executable and arguments are
not part of the command.
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Nate Scherer | 1 Sep 17:42

RE: Problems with VSS

This may be the command you're looking for, I found it as well:

09:37:11:738 [Thread - AnthillBuildDaemon] INFO
com.urbancode.anthill.adapter.ProfileRepositoryAdapter  - Executing Command:
cmd /x/c cd /d c:\java\anthill-1.8.1\work\MainLine\PM-Core && set
SSDIR=\\sourcesafe/vss/ && c:\DevStudio\Vss\WIN32\ss cp $//MainLine/PM-Core
-Ynathan,nathan && c:\DevStudio\Vss\WIN32\ss get * -Ynathan,nathan -R -I-Y
-O-

I don't know how it will show up for you, but it's all one line in Tomcat's
stdout.  The line right before that is "Successfully made local project
directory".

-Nate 

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Subject: Re: [Anthill] Problems with VSS

Nate,

Earlier in that log, does it show what command is run? I'm curious as to
where that space is sneaking in.

-- Eric

Nate Scherer wrote:
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Eric Minick | 1 Sep 17:52

Re: Problems with VSS

Nate,

Have you had any luck checking out this project from the command line? 
The arguments look pretty clean. Also, is there an actual sourcesafe.ini 
file at the location? Is there also an ss.ini file?

-- Eric

Nate Scherer wrote:

>Here's the command and its result after adding a trailing \.  I've tried
>variations on forward and back slashes to no effect.
>
>09:35:19:705 [Thread - AnthillBuildDaemon] INFO
>com.urbancode.anthill.adapter.ProfileRepositoryAdapter  -
>Execute:Java13CommandLauncher: Executing 'cmd' with arguments:
>'/x/c'
>'cd'
>'/d'
>'c:\java\anthill-1.8.1\work\MainLine\PM-Core'
>'&&'
>'set'
>'SSDIR=\\sourcesafe\vss\'
>'&&'
>'c:\DevStudio\Vss\WIN32\ss'
>'cp'
>'$//MainLine/PM-Core'
>'-Ynathan,nathan'
>'&&'
>'c:\DevStudio\Vss\WIN32\ss'
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Varban | 1 Sep 17:53

Re: Problems with VSS

It looks like the vss client is not truncating the whitespaces at the end of 
the SSDIR value and just adding the \srcsafe.ini at the end. 
Not sure if editing the pagelet for the checkout would help...

On Friday 01 September 2006 11:42, Nate Scherer wrote:
> This may be the command you're looking for, I found it as well:
>
> 09:37:11:738 [Thread - AnthillBuildDaemon] INFO
> com.urbancode.anthill.adapter.ProfileRepositoryAdapter  - Executing
> Command: cmd /x/c cd /d c:\java\anthill-1.8.1\work\MainLine\PM-Core && set
> SSDIR=\\sourcesafe/vss/ && c:\DevStudio\Vss\WIN32\ss cp $//MainLine/PM-Core
> -Ynathan,nathan && c:\DevStudio\Vss\WIN32\ss get * -Ynathan,nathan -R -I-Y
> -O-
>
> I don't know how it will show up for you, but it's all one line in Tomcat's
> stdout.  The line right before that is "Successfully made local project
> directory".
>
> -Nate
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: anthill-bounces@...
> [mailto:anthill-bounces@...] On Behalf Of Eric Minick
> Sent: Thursday, August 31, 2006 4:42 PM
> To: Anthill user list
> Subject: Re: [Anthill] Problems with VSS
>
> Nate,
>
> Earlier in that log, does it show what command is run? I'm curious as to
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Nate Scherer | 1 Sep 18:30

RE: Problems with VSS

Got it!  I tried it on the command line and it failed.  So I set the SSDIR
environment variable and removed that part of the command, and then it
didn't give me the error.  I then deleted that setting in the VSS adapter
configuration, and now it works.  Well, the build's failing, but the
checkout is working and I have errors in the build log that I can work with.
It looks to me like this is a bug in VSS 5.

My 2 cents is that the description of that field is not very clear.

"The VSS ROOT used to log in to VSS, or the ssdir environment variable.
(absolute path to your srcsafe.ini file)"

First, I don't even know what a VSS ROOT is.  Second, it makes it sound like
whatever it is you put in should be the absolute path to your srcsafe.ini
file.  However, after this little boondoggle it seems that you can either
leave it blank and use the environment variable, OR enter the path.  Maybe a
little rewording of the instructions could help avoid this confusion.

Thanks everyone for your help.

-Nate

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Alexandre Barret | 5 Sep 18:33
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Anthill OS with jdk 1.3 and 1.5

Hi users

Thanks to your explanaition I can use Anthill OS with Subversion for our 
project. Most of our projects are in jdk1.5. But we have still some 
project in jdk1.3. And my question is this following, can we make some 
change with ant script or with anhill , in the way to produce night 
buildings with all projects although there are two different jdks?
What could be your solution ?
thanks in advance for the answer
BR
alex
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Eric Minick | 5 Sep 20:18

Re: Anthill OS with jdk 1.3 and 1.5

Alex,

AnthillOS is pretty simple from this standpoint and is limited to 
running against one jdk. Probably the most straight forward option with 
AnthillOS would be to run two copies of the application, one which is 
configured for the 1.3 project and another which is configured for 1.5. 
You can run a second copy, by installing it again in a separate 
directory and loading it up in a different context in the servlet 
container (could be as easy as renaming the war file) .

To run separate JDKs properly side by side in a single instance, you 
would need to slide on over to Anthill Pro which does all of that very 
nicely.

Regards,
Eric

Alexandre Barret wrote:

> Hi users
>
> Thanks to your explanaition I can use Anthill OS with Subversion for 
> our project. Most of our projects are in jdk1.5. But we have still 
> some project in jdk1.3. And my question is this following, can we make 
> some change with ant script or with anhill , in the way to produce 
> night buildings with all projects although there are two different jdks?
> What could be your solution ?
> thanks in advance for the answer
> BR
> alex
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Marcel Stör | 19 Sep 14:12
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CVS repository adapter

Hi folks,

We try to speed up our continous build process. One thing was to run Anthill on the CVS server (instead of
dedicated build machine) in order to get rid of network latencys. However, we still feel that the
check-out process takes way too long.
Our repository.cvs.root parameter still points to the CVS server via its network name i.e.
:pserver:user:pass <at> servername:/cvsPath. Could it be that in our environment where Anthill/CVS are on
the same machine this would not use the loopback address 127.0.0.1? Hence,
:pserver:user:pass@...:/cvsPath would be significantly faster?

Regards,
Marcel
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Sebastian Weber | 20 Sep 01:03
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Startup problems: subversion checkout failed

Hello everybody,
after some mess with our versioning system and the JUnit tests my boss 
ordered me to setup a continuous integration environment. So here I am. 
Installing and starting Anthill was pretty straight forward but then I 
got stuck.
I use Anthill OS version 1.8.1.303, Java 1.5.0_08, Subversion 1.4.0 and 
Tomcat 5.5.17 on a WinXP SP2 machine.
Whenever I try to build our project (manual build with "force build" 
option, "build as version" not set) Anthill is not even able to checkout 
the project from the subversion repository. I looked up the svn commands 
in the conf/profiles/Win32/win_subversion/getWorkingProject.pgl and ran 
them on the commandline - no problem, everything worked fine.
As there is no up-to-date documentation for the subversion-adapter I 
don't know where the problem is. The error messages from the Tomcat 
stdout_xxx.log didn't help either

   15:20:14:306 [Thread - AnthillBuildDaemon] INFO  
com.urbancode.anthill.BuildManager  - Project: MASE3 is being released.
   15:20:14:306 [Thread - AnthillBuildDaemon] INFO  
com.urbancode.anthill.BuildManager  - Initializing repository adapter...
   15:20:14:306 [Thread - AnthillBuildDaemon] INFO  
com.urbancode.anthill.BuildManager  - step 0) Clean up working directory
   15:20:14:306 [Thread - AnthillBuildDaemon] INFO  
com.urbancode.anthill.adapter.ProfileRepositoryAdapter  - Cleaning up 
local files:    15:20:14:415 [Thread - AnthillBuildDaemon] INFO  
com.urbancode.anthill.BuildManager  - step 1) Retrieve working copy of 
code from repository
   15:20:14:603 [Thread - AnthillBuildDaemon] ERROR 
com.urbancode.anthill.BuildManager  - Checkout failed: CreateProcess: 
javac -classpath
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