[atg_tech:4904] CreateUnpackedEarTask

[vasu ayyagari]

When I am trying to build getting the following eerror
class atg.appassembly.ant.CreateUnpackedEarTask cannot be found.
can any one suggest what might be the problem.?

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[Suresh Choppara]

Which version of ant you are using ?

[Shailendra Pateria]

do u have assembler.jar in your home lib :)

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[Srikumar C S]

you need to define a custom ant task, and specify the assembler.jar, as Shailendra mentioned, in the classpath. You can get around it without defining the custom ant task, but its good practice to define a custom task using the <taskdef> tag, specify the classpath there using the classpath attribute and you should be good to go..

 

Regards,

Sri

[Shailendra Pateria]

For instance:

<target name="assemble-ear" description="Assembles Stand Alone ear file">

<taskdef name="atg-assemble-ear" classname="atg.appassembly.ant.CreateUnpackedEarTask">

<classpath refid="atgtask.classpath" />

</taskdef>

<taskdef name="atg-pack-ear" classname="atg.appassembly.ant.PackEarFileTask">

<classpath refid="atgtask.classpath" />

</taskdef>

<delete dir="${atg.root}/AssembledEARs/${atg.module.name}EAR"/>

  <atg-assemble-ear dynamoRoot="${atg.root}"

  dynamoModules="DafEar,DafEar.Admin,${atg.module.name}"

                destinationFile="${atg.root}/AssembledEARs/${atg.module.name}EAR"

                overwrite="true" 

                standalone="true"

                omitLicenses="true"

                displayName="${atg.module.name}"

                liveConfig="true"

                />

<delete dir="${atg.root}/AssembledEARs/${atg.module.name}EAR/atg_bootstrap.war/WEB-INF/ATG-INF/DAS/lib"/>

<delete dir="${atg.root}/AssembledEARs/${atg.module.name}EAR/atg_bootstrap.war/WEB-INF/ATG-INF/DPS/lib"/>

<delete dir="${atg.root}/AssembledEARs/${atg.module.name}EAR/atg_bootstrap.war/WEB-INF/ATG-INF/DSS/lib"/>

<delete dir="${atg.root}/AssembledEARs/${atg.module.name}EAR/atg_bootstrap.war/WEB-INF/ATG-INF/DCS/lib"/>

<delete dir="${atg.root}/AssembledEARs/${atg.module.name}EAR/atg_bootstrap.war/WEB-INF/ATG-INF/B2BCommerce/lib"/>

<delete dir="${atg.root}/AssembledEARs/${atg.module.name}EAR/atg_bootstrap.war/WEB-INF/ATG-INF/DAS-UI/lib"/>

<delete dir="${atg.root}/AssembledEARs/${atg.module.name}EAR/atg_bootstrap.war/WEB-INF/ATG-INF/home/servers/logs"/>

<delete dir="${atg.root}/AssembledEARs/${atg.module.name}EAR/atg_bootstrap.war/WEB-INF/ATG-INF/manuals/dynamo/"/>

 

 

  <atg-pack-ear sourceFile = "${atg.root}/AssembledEARs/${atg.module.name}EAR"

            destinationFile = "${server.root}/server/${server.name}/deploy/${atg.assembled.ear.name}" />

 

</target>

[Scott Stirling]

Don't use the Ant tasks. Just call runAssembler from an <exec> task and pass args in a build.properties. That way you have all the flexibility of the command line via Ant.

Just a sugestion,

Scott Stirling

Framingham, MA