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RemoteAnt / AntServer

2005-06-10       - By S I
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Please indulge us by posting a snippet of your code. I would really
appreciate it.  For the life of me, I still have not figured out what to
make of the cryptic Antcontrib documention written SO BADLY and ambiguously.
 And the examples are very vague too.  I apologize for that.  I'm just very
frustrated with Antcontrib & its author who needs to take a course in
writing.

I wanna be able from my winXP destop running my ant script to be able to
stop Tomcat on the linux server, unzip and dump my war files under
tomcat/webapps and restart Tomcat.  I have not been able to this and I'm not
at all clear or sure what needs to be done on the xp side and what exactly
needs to be done on the linux server side?

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Hi Group,

I'm very pleased to find the AntServer / RemoteAnt implementation in the
cobtrib package and I think it's impressively easy to use. One question:

Why does it always shut down the server after a single remoteAnt-task has
been run? I would like to run multiple remoteAnt-tasks. Moreover I would
like to re-use the server after it has finished a build.. I wouldn't mind if
it just sat listening to its socket forever, doing a build every now and
then when my build-system triggers the server. Is there a specific reason to
shut down the server?

It seems quite strange to implement another server (that is always
available) to launch the AntServer before running a task. Any ideas?

Thanks

jacques

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