Error when running ant

[sugarbear]

Hi there,

Could anyone please let me know why I got this error? I downloaded the
latest GrouseDoc distribution with ANT and installed JDK 1.6

C:\jGrouseDoc-2.0\ant\bin>ant -f E:\TestCheckIn\jslibs\internal\samples
\javascripts\build.xml
Buildfile: E:\TestCheckIn\jslibs\internal\samples\javascripts
\build.xml

setup:

clean:
[delete] Deleting directory E:\TestCheckIn\jslibs\internal\samples
\api

makeProjectFile:
[mkdir] Created dir: E:\TestCheckIn\jslibs\internal\samples\api
[jgdoc] Building jGrouseDoc project file (BIN) E:\TestCheckIn
\jslibs\internal\samples\api\jgrouse.jgd

BUILD FAILED
java.lang.NoSuchMethodError: org.apache.tools.ant.types.FileSet.getDir
()Ljava/io/File;

Total time: 0 seconds

Here's my property file

#set jGrouseHome - location of jGrouseDoc distribution
jGrouseHome.default=C:/jGrouseDoc-2.0
#set the location of your source files
inputDir.default=E:/TestCheckIn/jslibs/internal/samples/javascripts/
#Set mask for input files
fileMask.default=**/*.js
#set output directory
outputDir.default=E:/TestCheckIn/jslibs/internal/samples/api

########### for additional information regarding configuration
parameters
########### see http://code.google.com/p/jgrousedoc/wiki/AdvancedConfiguration

Thanks very much!

[denis.r...@gmail.com]

Have you tried to run ant from the directory that contains your
build.xml file?

Like this:
E:\TestCheckIn\jslibs\internal\samples> C:\jGrouseDoc-2.0\ant\bin\ant

Regards,
Denis

[sugarbear]

Hi Denis,

I tried it just now but I got the same error.

thanks,
Kelly

[denis.r...@gmail.com]

Can you please also check if you have ANT_HOME environment variable
set up?
Maybe it is pointing to an older version of ant...

[sugarbear]

Hi Denis,

My ANT_HOME was pointing to the wrong version but I have since
corrected it and it gave me the same error.

thanks,
Kelly

[denis.r...@gmail.com]

Kelly,

The error clearly indicates that incorrect ANT runtime is being used.
I have made some experiments and it turned out that your system
classpath environment variable is being passed to ANT.
Check that setting, quite likely it is the cause of the problem.

Take a look at the ant.bat file - change the first command from 'echo
off' to 'echo on' and observe what parameters are being passed to java

Regards,
Denis

[Kelly Luk]

I will try that, thanks Denis!

[sugarbear]

I got past the ANT problem now, thanks very much Denis!

On Dec 8, 10:30 pm, "Kelly Luk" <kelly....@gmail.com> wrote:
> I will try that, thanks Denis!
>