[Subclipse-users] RE: SVN ant task
From: Cordier Yann <ycordier_at_prosodie.com>
Date: Thu, 19 Jun 2008 16:48:02 +0200
I have more information on the problem: this is the fact that I'm using antcall which is causing the exception.
If I copy the contents of my subtask in the higher level one, everything works fine.
But in this case, I have to right down the same code multiple times.
________________________________
De : Cordier Yann
Dear subsclipse team,
I just wrote a little ant script whose main goal is to check whether one have the latest revision of a project or not.
To achieve this, I wrote a sub task that checks the local revision and the latest revision of the root directory of a project using the status command.
Now here is my problem : I am calling this sub task using an <antcall> command in a higher level task and the first time it runs, everything is OK but the second time, it always fail with the following message :
Buildfile: build.xml
checkLatest:
checkLatestProject:
[svn] <Status> started ...
[svn] <Status> finished.
[echo] Local revision = 599, trunk revision = 599
checkLatestProject:
BUILD FAILED
build.xml:229: The following error occurred while executing this line:
build.xml:65: java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: org/tigris/subversion/svnclientadapter/svnkit/SvnKitClientAdapterFactory
Total time: 984 milliseconds
I really don't see why it should work the first time if the classpath was really wrong ?
Have you ever encountered such a problem ?
BTW I think I also found a little bug in svnClientAdapter :
In the JhlInfo2 class, the "file" field can be null, for example when instantiated by AbstractJhlClientAdapter at line 1809 : new JhlInfo2(null, info[0]);
Now, the getFile() method of JhlInfo2 doesn't check whether the "file" is null which might conduct to a NullPointerException when calling return file.getCanonicalFile(); at line 61
I have encountered it using the <info> command on the "trunk/" directory of my repository, it is thrown at line 146 of the Info class when trying to get the "path" property.
I hope this might help and thanks for your answers.
Have a nice day,
Yann Cordier
|
This is an archived mail posted to the Subclipse Users mailing list.
This site is subject to the Apache Privacy Policy and the Apache Public Forum Archive Policy.