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From: "David Brown" <david@davidwbrown.name>
Subject: Re: NetBeans target "run" to .bat file
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Date: Fri, 28 Mar 2008 08:20:39 -0500 (CDT)

Hello Andrew, fixing the build.xml would be the better solution in the long-run. What interesting output does ant -debug display? And, what is the default target (ant -p)?

Andrew n marshall wrote ..
> This may be more of a general Java question than a specific Ant 
> question, but here it goes....
> 
> I have a project that I built with NetBeans.  NetBeans gave me a nice 
> ant file that works great.  But I need non-developers who don't have ant 
> installed to be able to run it.
> 
> When I run "ant -v run", I get this:
> (This is going to word wrap horribly. Sorry.)
> 
> run:
> dropping D:\Projects\SASO\sandbox\saso\tools\JavaTestGUI\${libs.swing-layout.classpath}
> from path as it doesn't exist
> dropping D:\Projects\SASO\sandbox\saso\tools\JavaTestGUI\${libs.swing-layout.classpath}
> from path as it doesn't exist
>      [java] Executing 'C:\local\Java\jdk1.5.0_15\jre\bin\java.exe' with arguments:
>      [java] '-classpath'
>      [java] 'D:\Projects\SASO\sandbox\saso\lib\elutil\je4util.jar;D:\Projects\SASO\sandbox\saso\tools\JavaTestGUI\lib\swing-layout-1.0.jar;D:\Projects\SASO\sandbox\saso\tools\JavaTestGUI\lib\vecmath.jar;D:\Projects\SASO\sandbox\saso\tools\JavaTestGUI\build\classes'
>      [java] 'edu.usc.ict.saso.testgui.Main'
>      [java]
>      [java] The ' characters around the executable and arguments are
>      [java] not part of the command.
> dropping D:\Projects\SASO\sandbox\saso\tools\JavaTestGUI\${libs.swing-layout.classpath}
> from path as it doesn't exist
> dropping D:\Projects\SASO\sandbox\saso\tools\JavaTestGUI\${libs.swing-layout.classpath}
> from path as it doesn't exist
> 
> 
> 
> ... and proceeds to run fine.
> 
> I copy, pasted, and editted that output down to a .bat file looking like 
> this:
> 
> C:\local\Java\jdk1.5.0_15\jre\bin\java.exe -classpath "D:\Projects\SASO\sandbox\saso\lib\elutil\je4util.jar;D:\Projects\SASO\sandbox\saso\tools\JavaTestGUI\lib\swing-layout-1.0.jar;D:\Project\SASO\sandbox\saso\tools\JavaTestGUI\lib\vecmath.jar;D:\Projects\SASO\sandbox\saso\tools\JavaTestGUI\build\classes"
> edu.usc.ict.saso.testgui.Main
> 
> At least on my own machine, it should run exactly like it does in Ant, 
> right?
> 
> But it doesn't.  It throws a NoClassDefFoundError when it can't find the 
> javax/vecmath/Tuple3f inside the vecmath.jar.  Apparently the -classpath 
> in the batch file is not getting loaded in the same way it is in the Ant 
> run target.
> 
> HELP!!  What is my batch file missing to make this run?
> 
> 
> Anm
> 
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