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Peter Tung | 4 Jan 22:40

pvcs problem

Hi all,

I realized that this is more a PVCS or OS level problem, but I'm hoping that
I'd get a faster response here...

We're running anthill on a Win2K box using PVCS as our version management
software.  It's been working fine until recently we started using network
name directly instead of a mapped drive... for example, our old PVCS archive
location for one file was Z:\pvcs\index.html-arc, but now it's
\\pvcssvr\pvcs\index.html-arc.  

In anthill revision log, it writes all the files into file.tmp then runs
vlog command against file.tmp in order to get the revision notes, but
whenever vlog is run against file.tmp, I'd get "cannot locate archive"
message because it parsed the double slash into a single slash.  In the
above example, I'd get this message:

vlog: warning, cannot locate archive "\pvcssvr\pvcs\index.html-arc".

I believe the double slash is escaped character for the single slash, and I
don't know anyway to build file.tmp so that the file paths show up correctly
(with \\\\ instead of \\, which apparently fixes this problem).  Has anyone
encountered this before?  Is there any way to get around this problem?  Any
help is greatly appreciated.

On a side note, happy new year to all.

Peter Tung

HBF Group, Inc.
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varban | 4 Jan 23:02

Re: pvcs problem

Hi Peter,

I am guessing that you are using AnthillOS (based on the mailing 
list...) and if this is the case you can create a small script that 
would take the temp file and rewrite it with the necessary \ and then 
have AnthillOS run that script before the vlog command (for that you 
will need to modify the getRevisions.pgl file for the pvcs adapter). The 
script could be written in anything as long as you can execute the 
script from command line (even VB).

Regards,
Varban
Peter Tung wrote:
> Hi all,
> 
> I realized that this is more a PVCS or OS level problem, but I'm hoping that
> I'd get a faster response here...
> 
> We're running anthill on a Win2K box using PVCS as our version management
> software.  It's been working fine until recently we started using network
> name directly instead of a mapped drive... for example, our old PVCS archive
> location for one file was Z:\pvcs\index.html-arc, but now it's
> \\pvcssvr\pvcs\index.html-arc.  
> 
> In anthill revision log, it writes all the files into file.tmp then runs
> vlog command against file.tmp in order to get the revision notes, but
> whenever vlog is run against file.tmp, I'd get "cannot locate archive"
> message because it parsed the double slash into a single slash.  In the
> above example, I'd get this message:
>
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Res Pons | 17 Jan 19:02
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RE: Another Oddity with Anthill OS

Asking this question again.  Is there anyway to force-load a diffrent 
property file in Anthill project property sheet even the build.xml loads one 
by default?

In the build.xml file I already tell it to load .build.properties and on a 
DOS cmnd line I can supercede it by doing ant -propertyfile 
c:\.build.properties.xyz and it works perfectly but I'm not sure how to do 
this in Anthill.

The 2 prop files have a lot of common values except 2 values having 
different paths destined for different platforms

Thanks

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From: "Res Pons" <pons32@...>
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To: anthill@...
CC: user@...
Subject: Another Oddity with Anthill OS
Date: Sat, 13 Jan 2007 15:25:18 -0800

I'm testing a dummy project which checks out a basic simple project out of 
Subversion and echoes bunch of paths.  The purpose of this project is to see 
if I can force loading different property fiels at the command line via 
Anthill. Basically, I would like to use the same project 3x but each time 
tell Anthill to load a different prop.file from a different location.  This 
works nicely and fine at the command line by executing

cd scripts
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Andy Levy | 17 Jan 22:50
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Re: RE: Another Oddity with Anthill OS

On 1/17/07, Res Pons <pons32@...> wrote:
> Asking this question again.  Is there anyway to force-load a diffrent
> property file in Anthill project property sheet even the build.xml loads one
> by default?
>
> In the build.xml file I already tell it to load .build.properties and on a
> DOS cmnd line I can supercede it by doing ant -propertyfile
> c:\.build.properties.xyz and it works perfectly but I'm not sure how to do
> this in Anthill.

Have you tried adding this parameter to anthill.build.ant.params in
your Anthill project properties? For example, I use -Dapp.name=appname
to pass the app context name I want to use for my Java web app into
Ant.
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Res Pons | 18 Jan 00:59
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Re: RE: Another Oddity with Anthill OS

Yes, I've tried -Dpropertyfile=fileName, -propertyfile=fileName both but 
neither does work! Added the line as the 1st entry in the project 
propertysheet, updated, went back and then added each target, updated, and 
so on...

----Original Message Follows----
From: "Andy Levy" <andy.levy@...>
Reply-To: Anthill user list <anthill@...>
To: "Anthill user list" <anthill@...>
Subject: Re: [Anthill] RE: Another Oddity with Anthill OS
Date: Wed, 17 Jan 2007 16:50:01 -0500

On 1/17/07, Res Pons <pons32@...> wrote:
>Asking this question again.  Is there anyway to force-load a diffrent
>property file in Anthill project property sheet even the build.xml loads 
>one
>by default?
>
>In the build.xml file I already tell it to load .build.properties and on a
>DOS cmnd line I can supercede it by doing ant -propertyfile
>c:\.build.properties.xyz and it works perfectly but I'm not sure how to do
>this in Anthill.

Have you tried adding this parameter to anthill.build.ant.params in
your Anthill project properties? For example, I use -Dapp.name=appname
to pass the app context name I want to use for my Java web app into
Ant.
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Sushmita Sengupta | 18 Jan 19:13
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Anthill change JDK used for build

Hi,

In the Anthill OS version is there a way to build the projects with 
different jdks. For e.g. I want to build everything with JDK 1.5 and then 
also want to build everything with JDK 1.4 using the same build files, is 
there an easy way to do this?

Thanks,
Sushmita

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Sushmita Sengupta | 18 Jan 19:13
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Anthill change JDK used for build

Hi,

In the Anthill OS version is there a way to build the projects with 
different jdks. For e.g. I want to build everything with JDK 1.5 and then 
also want to build everything with JDK 1.4 using the same build files, is 
there an easy way to do this?

Thanks,
Sushmita

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Sushmita Sengupta | 18 Jan 19:14
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Anthill JDK change

Hi All,

Is there a way to change the JDK being used for a build ? For e.g. I want to 
build all the projects using JDK 1.5 and want to rebuild the same projects 
using JDK 1.4.2. Is there a way to do this in Anthill OS?

Thanks,
Sushmita

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Adi | 18 Jan 19:15
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Same build using multiple JDKs?

We are using Anthill OS version 1.8.0.264. We have a requirement to build using multiple JDKs.
Is there a way of building a project with multiple JDK versions.
Example: Fire a build project using JDK 1.4.2 and then repeat the same build with JDK 1.3.1
Any tips or pointers appreciated.

Thanks.

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Eric Minick | 18 Jan 20:50

Re: Anthill change JDK used for build

Unfortunately, this isn't possible in AnthillOS. Definately doable in 
Pro, but AnthillOS is pretty basic in this regard.

Sorry,
Eric

Sushmita Sengupta wrote:

> Hi,
>
> In the Anthill OS version is there a way to build the projects with 
> different jdks. For e.g. I want to build everything with JDK 1.5 and 
> then also want to build everything with JDK 1.4 using the same build 
> files, is there an easy way to do this?
>
> Thanks,
> Sushmita
>
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