ant build.xml issue

Hi Emil, I think I have found a solution for the portability
issue 
regarding junitreport and exec task in build.xml.

I have replaced this piece of code:

       <exec executable="ant"
output="${test.html.reports.dir}/output.txt">
            <env key="CLASSPATH"
                
path="${java.class.path}:lib/xalan-2.6.0.jar.ant"
;/>
            <arg value="htmlreport"/>
       </exec>

with this:

        <ant inheritAll="false"
antfile="build.xml"
target="htmlreport">
            <property name="java.class.path"
                       
refid="java.class.path.junitreport">
                <classpath
id="java.class.path.junitreport"
                       
path="${java.class.path}:lib/xalan-2.6.0.jar.ant"
;/>
            </property>
        </ant>

Then I have run ant with cc-buildloop target on windows 98
and now reports are 
built.

There is a problem: ant task doesn't redirect output
to ${test.html.reports.dir}/output.txt like exec task. I
can't figure 
out how to do that. If you have an idea please tell me.

In the attachment there is a patch which contains my changes
of build.xml.
It's a patch for 2006-06-17 nightbuild.

What do you think about my changes?
If you need further information just ask.

Thank you for your time,

Andrea Cardani
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Hello Andrea,

Fist, congratulations for your progress! Hope you keep this
spirit up.

Now, I just tried your new task but unfortunately it
doesn't seem to work.

More inline:

Andrea Cardani wrote:
> with this:
> 
>         <ant inheritAll="false"
antfile="build.xml"
target="htmlreport">
>             <property
name="java.class.path"
>                        
refid="java.class.path.junitreport">
>                 <classpath
id="java.class.path.junitreport"
>                        
path="${java.class.path}:lib/xalan-2.6.0.jar.ant"
;/>
>             </property>
>         </ant>

I believe the java.class.path java property is read only
during runtime.
Once your process has been started you may modify it as much
as you won't
and it won't change anything.. In the current version of
the build.xml 
we're changing it before the child exec has actually been
launched which 
is why it works (if you forget about the windows problem of
course  ).

So what happens on my machine for example is that I get the
following error:

      [java] Java Result: 255
      [echo] Generating HTML test reports ...

htmlreport:

BUILD FAILED
/home/emcho/devel/sip-communicator-1.0/build.xml:297:
Following error 
occured while executing this line
/home/emcho/devel/sip-communicator-1.0/build.xml:323: Could
not find 
xalan2 nor xalan1 in the classpath. Check http://xml.apache.org/x
alan-j

If you didn't get the same error then you may have copied
xalan.jar to a
location that was in the default ant classpath (such as
ANT_HOME/lib for
example).

> 
> Then I have run ant with cc-buildloop target on windows
98 and now reports are 
> built.
> 
> There is a problem: ant task doesn't redirect output
> to ${test.html.reports.dir}/output.txt like exec task.
I can't figure 
> out how to do that. If you have an idea please tell me.

Why is that a problem? The ant task takes an output param
according to
the ant docs. Doesn't it work?

Anyway. Despite all this I am still very glad you're
tackling issue.

Hope to hear from you again

Cheers
Emi


> 
> In the attachment there is a patch which contains my
changes of build.xml.
> It's a patch for 2006-06-17 nightbuild.
> 
> What do you think about my changes?
> If you need further information just ask.
> 
> Thank you for your time,
> 
> Andrea Cardani
> 
> 
>
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> 
> --- b1.xml	2006-05-18 00:04:14.000000000 +0200
> +++ build.xml	2006-05-18 00:02:46.000000000 +0200
>  -293,13 +293,11 
>               see its "Build Successful"
output line as users might confuse it
>               for a general build success while this
might not be the case.-->
>          <echo message="Generating HTML test
reports ..."/>
> -        <ant inheritAll="false"
antfile="build.xml"
target="htmlreport">
> -            <property
name="java.class.path"
> -                       
refid="java.class.path.junitreport">
> -                <classpath
id="java.class.path.junitreport"
> -                       
path="${java.class.path}:lib/xalan-2.6.0.jar.ant"
;/>
> -            </property>
> -        </ant>
> +        <exec executable="ant"
output="${test.html.reports.dir}/output.txt">
> +            <env key="CLASSPATH"
> +                
path="${java.class.path}:lib/xalan-2.6.0.jar.ant"
;/>
> +            <arg
value="htmlreport"/>
> +        </exec>
>          <echo message="Done."/>
>  
>          <!-- Check whether testing went alright and
fail if not.-->
> 
> 
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Hello again,

Here are some pointers I found on how one could extend
ant's classpath.
They might be useful in our case:

h
ttp://enitsys.sourceforge.net/ant-classloadertask/
http://www.cenqua.com/clover/doc/ant/installopts.html

Good luck
Emil

Emil Ivov wrote:
> Hello Andrea,
> 
> Fist, congratulations for your progress! Hope you keep
this spirit
> up.
> 
> Now, I just tried your new task but unfortunately it
doesn't seem to
> work.
> 
> More inline:
> 
> Andrea Cardani wrote:
>> with this:
>> 
>> <ant inheritAll="false"
antfile="build.xml"
target="htmlreport"> 
>> <property name="java.class.path" 
>> refid="java.class.path.junitreport">
<classpath
>> id="java.class.path.junitreport" 
>>
path="${java.class.path}:lib/xalan-2.6.0.jar.ant"
;/> </property> 
>> </ant>
> 
> I believe the java.class.path java property is read
only during
> runtime. Once your process has been started you may
modify it as much
> as you won't and it won't change anything.. In the
current version of
> the build.xml we're changing it before the child exec
has actually
> been launched which is why it works (if you forget
about the windows
> problem of course  ).
> 
> So what happens on my machine for example is that I get
the following
> error:
> 
> [java] Java Result: 255 [echo] Generating HTML test
reports ...
> 
> htmlreport:
> 
> BUILD FAILED
/home/emcho/devel/sip-communicator-1.0/build.xml:297:
> Following error occured while executing this line 
> /home/emcho/devel/sip-communicator-1.0/build.xml:323:
Could not find
>  xalan2 nor xalan1 in the classpath. Check
> http://xml.apache.org/x
alan-j
> 
> If you didn't get the same error then you may have
copied xalan.jar
> to a location that was in the default ant classpath
(such as
> ANT_HOME/lib for example).
> 
>> Then I have run ant with cc-buildloop target on
windows 98 and now
>> reports are built.
>> 
>> There is a problem: ant task doesn't redirect
output to
>> ${test.html.reports.dir}/output.txt like exec task.
I can't figure
>>  out how to do that. If you have an idea please
tell me.
> 
> Why is that a problem? The ant task takes an output
param according
> to the ant docs. Doesn't it work?
> 
> Anyway. Despite all this I am still very glad you're
tackling issue.
> 
> Hope to hear from you again
> 
> Cheers Emi
> 
> 
>> In the attachment there is a patch which contains
my changes of
>> build.xml. It's a patch for 2006-06-17 nightbuild.
>> 
>> What do you think about my changes? If you need
further information
>> just ask.
>> 
>> Thank you for your time,
>> 
>> Andrea Cardani
>> 
>> 
>>
------------------------------------------------------------
------------
>> 
>> 
>> --- b1.xml	2006-05-18 00:04:14.000000000 +0200 +++
build.xml
>> 2006-05-18 00:02:46.000000000 +0200  -293,13
+293,11  see its
>> "Build Successful" output line as users
might confuse it for a
>> general build success while this might not be the
case.--> <echo
>> message="Generating HTML test reports
..."/> -        <ant
>> inheritAll="false"
antfile="build.xml"
target="htmlreport"> -
>> <property name="java.class.path" -
>> refid="java.class.path.junitreport">
-                <classpath
>> id="java.class.path.junitreport" -
>>
path="${java.class.path}:lib/xalan-2.6.0.jar.ant"
;/> -
>> </property> -        </ant> +       
<exec executable="ant"
>>
output="${test.html.reports.dir}/output.txt">
+            <env
>> key="CLASSPATH" +
>>
path="${java.class.path}:lib/xalan-2.6.0.jar.ant"
;/> +
>> <arg value="htmlreport"/> +      
 </exec> <echo message="Done."/>
>> 
>> <!-- Check whether testing went alright and fail
if not.-->
>> 
>> 
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And hallo again,

Wanted to let you know that I've found a solution to the
problem so in
case you haven't been working on it for the last day I
could so that you
and anyone else could switch to something more interesting.

Just let me know.

Emil

Emil Ivov wrote:
> Hello again,
> 
> Here are some pointers I found on how one could extend
ant's
> classpath. They might be useful in our case:
> 
> h
ttp://enitsys.sourceforge.net/ant-classloadertask/ 
> http://www.cenqua.com/clover/doc/ant/installopts.html
> 
> Good luck Emil
> 
> Emil Ivov wrote:
>> Hello Andrea,
>> 
>> Fist, congratulations for your progress! Hope you
keep this spirit 
>> up.
>> 
>> Now, I just tried your new task but unfortunately
it doesn't seem
>> to work.
>> 
>> More inline:
>> 
>> Andrea Cardani wrote:
>>> with this:
>>> 
>>> <ant inheritAll="false"
antfile="build.xml"
target="htmlreport">
>>>  <property
name="java.class.path" 
>>>
refid="java.class.path.junitreport">
<classpath 
>>> id="java.class.path.junitreport" 
>>>
path="${java.class.path}:lib/xalan-2.6.0.jar.ant"
;/> </property> 
>>> </ant>
>> I believe the java.class.path java property is read
only during 
>> runtime. Once your process has been started you may
modify it as
>> much as you won't and it won't change anything..
In the current
>> version of the build.xml we're changing it before
the child exec
>> has actually been launched which is why it works
(if you forget
>> about the windows problem of course  ).
>> 
>> So what happens on my machine for example is that I
get the
>> following error:
>> 
>> [java] Java Result: 255 [echo] Generating HTML test
reports ...
>> 
>> htmlreport:
>> 
>> BUILD FAILED
/home/emcho/devel/sip-communicator-1.0/build.xml:297: 
>> Following error occured while executing this line 
>>
/home/emcho/devel/sip-communicator-1.0/build.xml:323: Could
not
>> find xalan2 nor xalan1 in the classpath. Check 
>> http://xml.apache.org/x
alan-j
>> 
>> If you didn't get the same error then you may have
copied xalan.jar
>>  to a location that was in the default ant
classpath (such as 
>> ANT_HOME/lib for example).
>> 
>>> Then I have run ant with cc-buildloop target on
windows 98 and
>>> now reports are built.
>>> 
>>> There is a problem: ant task doesn't redirect
output to 
>>> ${test.html.reports.dir}/output.txt like exec
task. I can't
>>> figure out how to do that. If you have an idea
please tell me.
>> Why is that a problem? The ant task takes an output
param according
>>  to the ant docs. Doesn't it work?
>> 
>> Anyway. Despite all this I am still very glad
you're tackling
>> issue.
>> 
>> Hope to hear from you again
>> 
>> Cheers Emi
>> 
>> 
>>> In the attachment there is a patch which
contains my changes of 
>>> build.xml. It's a patch for 2006-06-17
nightbuild.
>>> 
>>> What do you think about my changes? If you need
further
>>> information just ask.
>>> 
>>> Thank you for your time,
>>> 
>>> Andrea Cardani
>>> 
>>> 
>>>
------------------------------------------------------------
------------
>>> 
>>> 
>>> 
>>> --- b1.xml	2006-05-18 00:04:14.000000000 +0200
+++ build.xml 
>>> 2006-05-18 00:02:46.000000000 +0200  -293,13
+293,11  see its
>>>  "Build Successful" output line as
users might confuse it for a 
>>> general build success while this might not be
the case.--> <echo 
>>> message="Generating HTML test reports
..."/> -        <ant 
>>> inheritAll="false"
antfile="build.xml"
target="htmlreport"> - 
>>> <property name="java.class.path"
- 
>>>
refid="java.class.path.junitreport"> -       
        <classpath 
>>> id="java.class.path.junitreport" - 
>>>
path="${java.class.path}:lib/xalan-2.6.0.jar.ant"
;/> - </property>
>>> -        </ant> +        <exec
executable="ant" 
>>>
output="${test.html.reports.dir}/output.txt">
+            <env 
>>> key="CLASSPATH" + 
>>>
path="${java.class.path}:lib/xalan-2.6.0.jar.ant"
;/> + <arg
>>> value="htmlreport"/> +       
</exec> <echo message="Done."/>
>>> 
>>> <!-- Check whether testing went alright and
fail if not.-->
>>> 
>>> 
>>>
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Alle Saturday 20 May 2006 02:25, Emil Ivov ha scritto:
> And hallo again,
>
> Wanted to let you know that I've found a solution to
the problem so in
> case you haven't been working on it for the last day I
could so that you
> and anyone else could switch to something more
interesting.
>
> Just let me know.
>
> Emil
>


It is ok for me.  If you have found any new solution just
try it. It isn't a 
problem for me because at the moment I have no idea about
how to solve the 
issue since java.class.path property set in ant task
doesn't work.
You were right. I realize the only reason why my modified
build.xml worked was 
because I was using ant 1.6.5 binary version which has Xalan
in the ant 
default classpath. I have tried my build.xml with ant 1.6.0
and it give me 
the same error log you sent me.

I can't wait to see your solution because I really want to
learn how to solve 
this classpath problem! 

In an email you wrote me you said I could implement the 
ProtocolProviderService over a protocol of my choice. What
protocol can I 
implement? What about IRC or gadu gadu?

Regards,

Andrea

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Hello Andrea,

> I realize the only reason why my modified build.xml
worked was 
> because I was using ant 1.6.5 binary version which has
Xalan in the 
> ant default classpath. I have tried my build.xml with
ant 1.6.0 and 
> it give me the same error log you sent me.

I didn't know that xalan is included in ant 1.6.5. This is
cool. If I
knew it was the case I wouldn't have bothered everyone with
the issue
and probably accepted to post a mesage saying that u need
ant 1.6.5 to
build.

Well anyway, now that we have it working we might as well
remain 1.6.0
compatible.

> I can't wait to see your solution because I really
want to learn how
>  to solve this classpath problem! 

No big deal actually. Instead of using the exec command I
tried
executing ant through its Launcher (main) class. This lets
you modify
its classpath and should work on all operating systems since
the
launcher is the same everywhere so we shouldn't have the
windows issue
anymore.

> In an email you wrote me you said I could implement the

> ProtocolProviderService over a protocol of my choice.
What protocol 
> can I implement? What about IRC or gadu gadu?

Any protocol you wish. If you're looking for a widely used
protocol that
no one is currently working on, you might have a look on
Yahoo!

Gadu gadu is of course an option too.

As for IRC I am afraid it's a bit early because I am not
sure
sip-communicator's architecture would allow it right now.
From a user
point of view IRC does not work the same way as the other
protocols
we're discussing and this may impose some extensions on
both the
interfaces of the ProtocolProviderService and the GUI.

We were also talking about having an implementation of the
JXTA instant
messaging protocol so you could also have a go there if it
interests you.

Good luck!
Emil

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Hello Jubair and please excuse the delay,

jubair arif wrote:
> But one thing I am not getting what dose it mean by
"you should 
> manually set the jmf property" for the build.xml
file,

Could you please point me to the place where you read that?
This looks
like something that came from a very old installation
manual.

> where do I have to do this and what exactly I have to
do, because I 
> am seeing you are pointing jmf in your ant script
already.

Indeed.

> Still I have explored to the next steps. I tried to run
the "ant 
> rebuild" and then the "ant run". It
works. But when it is trying to 
> open up it is asking me for a UIN and a password, what
are they and I
>  am not getting whether I do have those information, so
could not go
>  further, can you tell me where are these information
and how do I 
> solve this problem.

The version you are referring to - 1.0 does not currently
support
anything but ICQ. UIN and password is what you need to log
on ICQ. If
you would like to you can use an early version of the
program until the
new one is completed. You can have one here:

http://sip-comm
unicator.org/download/

(pick the release that best matches your needs)

> Finally, I want to get some information when the client
gui will 
> appear, in one of my text file. For example, when I
will provide the
>  UIN and password I am sure it will go to the next
screen or will 
> execute some other class,  can you tell me where should
I include my
>  file writting module, I mean in which class I should
include my 
> module to get information like RTP, RTCP, SIP ports and
Media 
> capabilities information to a file.

You can do that with sip-communicator's early versions and
you could add
your hook inside the SipCommunicator class.

Hope this helps
Emil

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Thanks Emil

First of all about "you should manually set the jmf
property" I got it in this web link
http://dns.antd.
nist.gov/proj/iptel/
I have been following this link, before you let me
know about sip-communicator.org.


Then the UIN and PASSWORD issue is not clear to me,
still. During download or unzip time, nor even ant
build time I have set up any password or UIN, so I am
not clear what UIN and PASSWORD it is asking for. If
you have more documentation on it, in anyother web
link pls do send me those. I am giving a try with new
download from http://sip-com
municator.org/download/.

Finally thanks a lot.

With regards

Mohammed Jubaer Arif.

--- Emil Ivov <emil.ivovgmail.com> wrote:

> Hello Jubair and please excuse the delay,
> 
> jubair arif wrote:
> > But one thing I am not getting what dose it mean
> by "you should 
> > manually set the jmf property" for the
build.xml
> file,
> 
> Could you please point me to the place where you
> read that? This looks
> like something that came from a very old
> installation manual.
> 
> > where do I have to do this and what exactly I have
> to do, because I 
> > am seeing you are pointing jmf in your ant script
> already.
> 
> Indeed.
> 
> > Still I have explored to the next steps. I tried
> to run the "ant 
> > rebuild" and then the "ant run".
It works. But
> when it is trying to 
> > open up it is asking me for a UIN and a password,
> what are they and I
> >  am not getting whether I do have those
> information, so could not go
> >  further, can you tell me where are these
> information and how do I 
> > solve this problem.
> 
> The version you are referring to - 1.0 does not
> currently support
> anything but ICQ. UIN and password is what you need
> to log on ICQ. If
> you would like to you can use an early version of
> the program until the
> new one is completed. You can have one here:
> 
> http://sip-comm
unicator.org/download/
> 
> (pick the release that best matches your needs)
> 
> > Finally, I want to get some information when the
> client gui will 
> > appear, in one of my text file. For example, when
> I will provide the
> >  UIN and password I am sure it will go to the next
> screen or will 
> > execute some other class,  can you tell me where
> should I include my
> >  file writting module, I mean in which class I
> should include my 
> > module to get information like RTP, RTCP, SIP
> ports and Media 
> > capabilities information to a file.
> 
> You can do that with sip-communicator's early
> versions and you could add
> your hook inside the SipCommunicator class.
> 
> Hope this helps
> Emil
> 
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Hello Mohammed,

jubair arif wrote:
> Then the UIN and PASSWORD issue is not clear to me,
still. During
> download or unzip time, nor even ant build time I have
set up any
> password or UIN, so I am not clear what UIN and
PASSWORD it is asking
> for. If you have more documentation on it, in anyother
web link pls
> do send me those.

UIN is the identifier you need in case you'd like to use
the ICQ instant
messaging service. In case you'd like to use it you can get
one on

http://icq.com/register

Cheers
Emil


>> jubair arif wrote:
>>> But one thing I am not getting what dose it
mean
>> by "you should
>>> manually set the jmf property" for the
build.xml
>> file,
>> 
>> Could you please point me to the place where you
read that? This
>> looks like something that came from a very old
installation manual.
>> 
>> 
>>> where do I have to do this and what exactly I
have
>> to do, because I
>>> am seeing you are pointing jmf in your ant
script
>> already.
>> 
>> Indeed.
>> 
>>> Still I have explored to the next steps. I
tried
>> to run the "ant
>>> rebuild" and then the "ant
run". It works. But
>> when it is trying to
>>> open up it is asking me for a UIN and a
password,
>> what are they and I
>>> am not getting whether I do have those
>> information, so could not go
>>> further, can you tell me where are these
>> information and how do I
>>> solve this problem.
>> The version you are referring to - 1.0 does not
currently support 
>> anything but ICQ. UIN and password is what you need
to log on ICQ.
>> If you would like to you can use an early version
of the program
>> until the new one is completed. You can have one
here:
>> 
>> http://sip-comm
unicator.org/download/
>> 
>> (pick the release that best matches your needs)
>> 
>>> Finally, I want to get some information when
the
>> client gui will
>>> appear, in one of my text file. For example,
when
>> I will provide the
>>> UIN and password I am sure it will go to the
next
>> screen or will
>>> execute some other class,  can you tell me
where
>> should I include my
>>> file writting module, I mean in which class I
>> should include my
>>> module to get information like RTP, RTCP, SIP
>> ports and Media
>>> capabilities information to a file.
>> You can do that with sip-communicator's early
versions and you
>> could add your hook inside the SipCommunicator
class.
>> 
>> Hope this helps Emil
>> 
>> 
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Thanks a lot, I got it, keep up the good work. Best of
luck!

--- Emil Ivov <emil.ivovgmail.com> wrote:

> Hello Mohammed,
> 
> jubair arif wrote:
> > Then the UIN and PASSWORD issue is not clear to
> me, still. During
> > download or unzip time, nor even ant build time I
> have set up any
> > password or UIN, so I am not clear what UIN and
> PASSWORD it is asking
> > for. If you have more documentation on it, in
> anyother web link pls
> > do send me those.
> 
> UIN is the identifier you need in case you'd like to
> use the ICQ instant
> messaging service. In case you'd like to use it you
> can get one on
> 
> http://icq.com/register
> 
> Cheers
> Emil
> 
> 
> >> jubair arif wrote:
> >>> But one thing I am not getting what dose
it mean
> >> by "you should
> >>> manually set the jmf property" for
the build.xml
> >> file,
> >> 
> >> Could you please point me to the place where
you
> read that? This
> >> looks like something that came from a very old
> installation manual.
> >> 
> >> 
> >>> where do I have to do this and what
exactly I
> have
> >> to do, because I
> >>> am seeing you are pointing jmf in your ant
> script
> >> already.
> >> 
> >> Indeed.
> >> 
> >>> Still I have explored to the next steps. I
tried
> >> to run the "ant
> >>> rebuild" and then the "ant
run". It works. But
> >> when it is trying to
> >>> open up it is asking me for a UIN and a
> password,
> >> what are they and I
> >>> am not getting whether I do have those
> >> information, so could not go
> >>> further, can you tell me where are these
> >> information and how do I
> >>> solve this problem.
> >> The version you are referring to - 1.0 does
not
> currently support 
> >> anything but ICQ. UIN and password is what you
> need to log on ICQ.
> >> If you would like to you can use an early
version
> of the program
> >> until the new one is completed. You can have
one
> here:
> >> 
> >> http://sip-comm
unicator.org/download/
> >> 
> >> (pick the release that best matches your
needs)
> >> 
> >>> Finally, I want to get some information
when the
> >> client gui will
> >>> appear, in one of my text file. For
example,
> when
> >> I will provide the
> >>> UIN and password I am sure it will go to
the
> next
> >> screen or will
> >>> execute some other class,  can you tell me
where
> >> should I include my
> >>> file writting module, I mean in which
class I
> >> should include my
> >>> module to get information like RTP, RTCP,
SIP
> >> ports and Media
> >>> capabilities information to a file.
> >> You can do that with sip-communicator's early
> versions and you
> >> could add your hook inside the SipCommunicator
> class.
> >> 
> >> Hope this helps Emil
> >> 
> >> 
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