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XPath Assertions

From: Dominic N. <dom...@re...> - 2010-05-13 08:27:57

XPath assertions do not seem to support XPAth functions. Is this correct?

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http.proxyHost / http.nonProxyHosts

From: john m. <joh...@ya...> - 2008-10-10 12:09:22

Greetings Anteater people,

I'm unable to make the httpRequest task NOT go via proxy (connecting to localhost!).
I've tried many variations of: setting http.proxyHost to empty, setting http.nonProxyHosts to localhost;  in ANTEATER_OPTIONS, in -D, etc.

Any suggestions?
Surely I'm not the first to run into this?
Thank you,
John Muth

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the=20code=20necessary=20to=20pass=20the=20test"=20
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Best=20regards,
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OT: Invitation to participate in research project

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Getting logfiles and report generation - help please

From: Sam <sam...@ya...> - 2006-10-17 00:35:12

Hello,

I started using anteater for testing my webservice. It looks pretty good so far, and I am thinking of using it as my permanent test tool!

I am trying to generate reports, along with sending an email of the results (printed out to CLI). Somehow, the logs are not getting generated. It sends email fine. Is there something I need to for getting the logs?

Here is my current file

  <!-- ================ Set up group and property definitions =================== -->

  <property name="output.dir" location="build" description="Where to place generated files"/>
  <property name="log.dir" location="${output.dir}/logs" description="Where individual test XML files go"/>
  <property name="report.dir" location="${output.dir}/reports" description="Where individual test XML files go"/>

  <group id="default">
     <logger todir="${log.dir}" type="xml"/>
     <logger type="colour"/>
   </group>
 
  <!-- == Mail logger properties == -->
  <property name="MailLogger.from" value="${mailSender}" />
  <property name="MailLogger.to" value="${mailRecipient}" />
  <property name="MailLogger.failure.to" value="${mailRecipient}" />
  <property name="MailLogger.success.to" value="${mailRecipient}" />
  <property name="MailLogger.mailhost" value="XXXXXX" />
  <property name="MailLogger.subject" value="Default subject line" />


  <!-- =========================== Report Generation ===================================== -->

<target name="report" description="Generate a HTML report">
  <ant antfile="${anteater.report}">
    <property name="log.dir" value="${log.dir}"/>
    <property name="report.dir" value="${report.dir}"/>
  </ant>
</target>



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Anteater design structure

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To write test scripts using Anteater for web services

From: vijay p. <vcp...@gm...> - 2005-04-28 08:55:35

Hi everybody,

I read the whole Anteater User Manual.
I installed it and run the first script successfully, in which
Anteater works as both server and client, where listener
(path=3D"/good.html") and httpRequest action tasks run parallelly.

now I want to write the test scripts for external (means our, not
Anteater) SOAP server ( where I have deployed my web service), where I
am sending soap request and getting soap response.

so, my question is that whether, can I use Anteater to test/verify
these soap request/response and  test the functionality of my web
service?

if so, then how can I write the script, it is not clear to me, from
the User Manual?

can anybody please help me??
any suggetions/ideas will be appreciated?

thanks a lot.
regards.
-vijay

Using anteater to test my web services

From: Stephen H. <Ste...@gt...> - 2005-03-09 12:25:29

Hello,

I am writing a client side program which will allow me to access particular
web services across the internet via SOAP.  However, the these services have
not yet been made available, although I do have the WSDLs.

I would like to test my application, and I am pretty sure that Anteater will
allow me to do this.  It appears as though I should use a listener task to
listen for incoming SOAP calls and then examine messages as they arrive.

Is what I'm talking about possible through Anteater?  If so, how does
Anteater know how to parse my SOAP messages?  Can I import the WSDL into
Anteater, or is it just a case of printing out the SOAP message (that would
be fine)?

Sorry about the simplicity of this email, but I am working to very tight
deadlines and have not been able to spend great lengths of time
investigating the usefulness of Anteater.

Thanks in advance for your replies,

Stephen Harper


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RE: URLDecoder

From: Roman R. <rr...@en...> - 2004-01-26 22:08:05

I met the same problem and didn't have time to find a correct way to
resolve it either . So I just readdressed my script to a changed XSL
where I use java:java.net.URLDecoder instead of java:URLDecoder solely.
It works.

I hope guys commited XSLs that didn't work in our case succeeded  in
turn run it somehow and we simply lack certain settings or whatever
else.


RR

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> From: Gorder, Charles (Contractor) [mailto:CG...@me...]=20
> Sent: Monday, January 26, 2004 20:57
> To: aft...@li...
> Subject: URLDecoder
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> I have been using Anteater to great effect on a Windows=20
> machine.  It's a great little tool and I've been very happy=20
> with it.  Now my mandate is to port my tests to a shared=20
> Linux server.  On the Linux server, everything runs fine=20
> until it tries to generate the report and then I get this error:
>=20
>      [java] BUILD FAILED
>      [java]
> file:/usr/local/podstest/lib/anteater/resources/scripts/report
> .xml:109:
> Errors while applying transformations:
> javax.xml.transform.TransformerException:=20
> java.lang.ClassNotFoundException:
> net/URLDecoder
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> gets an instance of java.net.URLDecoder and it compiles and=20
> runs just fine.  I've tried everything I can think of in=20
> terms of making sure that the basic rt.jar file (which contains
> java.net.URLDecoder) is in the classpath.  Because the path=20
> in the error message is "net/URLDecoder" instead of=20
> "java/net/URLDecoder" I'm guessing maybe there is some other=20
> version of URLDecoder used by Anteater that is somehow not available?
>=20
> I'm sending this to the developer list since that is what is=20
> recommended on the web site.  I've been battling this same=20
> error for a few days now with no
> progress and I'm hoping someone on this list can give me a=20
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URLDecoder

From: Gorder, C. (Contractor) <CG...@me...> - 2004-01-26 18:59:05

I have been using Anteater to great effect on a Windows machine.  It's a
great little tool and I've been very happy with it.  Now my mandate is to
port my tests to a shared Linux server.  On the Linux server, everything
runs fine until it tries to generate the report and then I get this error:

     [java] BUILD FAILED
     [java]
file:/usr/local/podstest/lib/anteater/resources/scripts/report.xml:109:
Errors while applying transformations:
javax.xml.transform.TransformerException: java.lang.ClassNotFoundException:
net/URLDecoder


It seems as if it can't find the base java class java.net.URLDecoder.  I can
create a simple java class that gets an instance of java.net.URLDecoder and
it compiles and runs just fine.  I've tried everything I can think of in
terms of making sure that the basic rt.jar file (which contains
java.net.URLDecoder) is in the classpath.  Because the path in the error
message is "net/URLDecoder" instead of "java/net/URLDecoder" I'm guessing
maybe there is some other version of URLDecoder used by Anteater that is
somehow not available?

I'm sending this to the developer list since that is what is recommended on
the web site.  I've been battling this same error for a few days now with no
progress and I'm hoping someone on this list can give me a clue.   I love
the tool and I want to get past this one problem so I can keep using it!

Thanks

Re: emailing on errors...

From: Bill K. <bi...@te...> - 2004-01-06 04:46:11

Or, what about using ant's mail tag?  
http://ant.apache.org/manual/CoreTasks/mail.html

Remember that anteater is based on ant.  But, I'm not sure about how to 
detect errors, or how to get the text of the error message.

Ovidiu Predescu wrote:

> Perhaps you do this from a shell script, outside anteater? Try 
> redirecting the output of stderr to a file and email it in case of 
> errors.
>
> Ovidiu
>
> On Monday, January 5, 2004, at 05:02 PM, Brian Kuhn (C) wrote:
>
>>
>> Can anyone give me a hint on how to send email on test errors?  I 
>> looked through the manual and searched the web, but I didn't see 
>> anything related to email.
>>
>> Thanks,
>>      Brian
>
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Re: emailing on errors...

From: Ovidiu P. <ov...@ap...> - 2004-01-06 04:33:27

Perhaps you do this from a shell script, outside anteater? Try 
redirecting the output of stderr to a file and email it in case of 
errors.

Ovidiu

On Monday, January 5, 2004, at 05:02 PM, Brian Kuhn (C) wrote:

>
> Can anyone give me a hint on how to send email on test errors?  I 
> looked through the manual and searched the web, but I didn't see 
> anything related to email.
>
> Thanks,
>      Brian

Re: Anteater on windows

From: Ovidiu P. <ov...@ap...> - 2004-01-06 04:11:45

Applied, thanks! Sorry for the delay.

Regards,
Ovidiu

On Monday, December 15, 2003, at 07:20 AM, Anthony Robinson wrote:

> I have just set up my acceptance tests to run in an MS environment,  
> but ServletContainer.java needed the
> following modifications before it would work.
>
> I know that Anteater is supposed to be in the retired state, but it  
> might be nice if a new release was
> created incorporating this patch, as I cannot see how it could work on  
> Windows without it.
>
> Thanks again for a great testing framework,
> Bap.
>
>
> ***  
> ../anteater-0.9.16-src/src/org/apache/anteater/test/ 
> ServletContainer.java	Sat Apr 12 15:52:08
> 2003
> --- src/org/apache/anteater/test/ServletContainer.java	Mon Dec 15  
> 13:59:50 2003
> ***************
> *** 151,158 ****
>     {
>       ContextManager contextManager = tomcat.getContextManager();
>
> !     if (!docBase.startsWith("/")) {
> !       docBase = System.getProperty("user.dir")   "/"   docBase;
>       }
>
>       System.out.println("Adding context in servlet container "   path
> --- 151,161 ----
>     {
>       ContextManager contextManager = tomcat.getContextManager();
>
> !     File docBaseF = new File(docBase);
> !     if (!docBaseF.isAbsolute()) {
> !         docBase = System.getProperty("user.dir")
> !                            System.getProperty("file.separator")
> !                            docBase;
>       }
>
>       System.out.println("Adding context in servlet container "    
> pat<windows.patch>

emailing on errors...

From: Brian K. \(C\) <cc...@sa...> - 2004-01-06 01:02:50

Can anyone give me a hint on how to send email on test errors?  I looked =
through the manual and searched the web, but I didn't see anything =
related to email. =20

Thanks,
     Brian

Anteater on windows

From: Anthony R. <ba...@or...> - 2003-12-15 15:20:55

Attachments: windows.patch

I have just set up my acceptance tests to run in an MS environment, but Ser=
vletContainer.java needed the=20
following modifications before it would work.

I know that Anteater is supposed to be in the retired state, but it might b=
e nice if a new release was=20
created incorporating this patch, as I cannot see how it could work on Wind=
ows without it.

Thanks again for a great testing framework,
Bap.


*** ../anteater-0.9.16-src/src/org/apache/anteater/test/ServletContainer.ja=
va=09Sat Apr 12 15:52:08=20
2003
--- src/org/apache/anteater/test/ServletContainer.java=09Mon Dec 15 13:59:5=
0 2003
***************
*** 151,158 ****
    {
      ContextManager contextManager =3D tomcat.getContextManager();
     =20
!     if (!docBase.startsWith("/")) {
!       docBase =3D System.getProperty("user.dir")   "/"   docBase;
      }
 =20
      System.out.println("Adding context in servlet container "   path
--- 151,161 ----
    {
      ContextManager contextManager =3D tomcat.getContextManager();
     =20
!     File docBaseF =3D new File(docBase);
!     if (!docBaseF.isAbsolute()) {
!         docBase =3D System.getProperty("user.dir")
!                            System.getProperty("file.separator")
!                            docBase;
      }
 =20
      System.out.println("Adding context in servlet container "   pat

Possible to specify form data and submit?

From: OFlaherty, C. <Col...@kb...> - 2003-10-31 11:17:25

Is it possible to set the value of an input field (in a form), and then sub=
mit the form, using AntEater? =20

Compared to the other open source web testing tools, this is about the only=
 feature I haven't been able to account for in Anteater so far.






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CONNECT via a proxy server seems to hang

From: Boyle O. <Owe...@sw...> - 2003-09-25 10:27:03

Greetings,

I am new to anteater but have successfully got tests running against
local webservers on our internal LAN.=20

I now want to test servers on the internet. I have to go through a proxy
to do this.=20

As described at http://aft.sourceforge.net/manual/Action%20tasks.html, I
have set:=20

$ ANTEATER_OPTS=3D'-Dhttp.proxyHost=3Dgate0a -Dhttp.proxyPort=3D8080'
$ export ANTEATER_OPTS

I added an "echo" to the anteater script and can confirm that
ANTEATER_OPTS is set when anteater runs.

I snooped on traffic to the proxy and can see a request:

	CONNECT www.cern.ch:80 HTTP/1.0

coming from anteater to the proxy, so the proxy details are being picked
up.

If I try CONNECT via telnet to the proxy manually, I get "Connection
Established" and can make a request so the proxy is working.

However, when anteater tries the same, it seems to hang at "Starting
http://www.cern.ch".

Is there anything more I need to add?

Rgds,
Owen Boyle
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RE: xpath problems

From: Roman R. <rr...@en...> - 2003-09-18 08:25:35

Try to log to a file the whole response you get. You may do it as:

<match>
      <xpath select=3D"/" assign=3D"result"/>
    </match>
 <echo file=3D"outputfile.xml">${result}</echo>


I guess you expect to see a soap-response but actually you get a soap
function's response (already cleaned from soap tags).


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> Subject: xpath problems
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> Hi all,
>=20
> I send out a soap request by using the soapRequest action=20
> tag. i have two matchers within this action tag..
>=20
> <match>
> <responseCode value=3D"500"/>
> <xpath
> select=3D"soapenv:Envelope/soapenv:Body/soapenv:Fault/faultcode/
> faultstring/"
>      assign=3D"result"/>
>=20
> <namespace prefix=3D"xsd" uri=3D"http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema"/>
> <namespace prefix=3D"xsi"=20
> uri=3D"http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"/>
> <namespace prefix=3D"ns1" uri=3D"http://xml.apache.org/axis/"/>
> <namespace prefix=3D"ns2" uri=3D"http://xml.apache.org/axis/"/>
>   </match>
>=20
>=20
> In the result from the web service I expect an exception to=20
> be returned. The format of the msg returned from the service=20
> is <?xml...blah...blah?> <soapenv:Envelope....>
>    <soapenv:Body>
>        <soapenv:Fault>
>           <faultcode>
>              <faultstring> This is what I want to=20
> check...What exception was returned </faultstring>
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>=20
> I set the useTidy=3D"true" in the soapRequest..Still I get an=20
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xpath problems

From: pranav d. <pra...@ho...> - 2003-09-16 22:59:28

Hi all,

I send out a soap request by using the soapRequest action tag. i have two 
matchers within this action tag..

<match>
<responseCode value="500"/>
<xpath 
select="soapenv:Envelope/soapenv:Body/soapenv:Fault/faultcode/faultstring/"
     assign="result"/>

<namespace prefix="xsd" uri="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema"/>
<namespace prefix="xsi" uri="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"/>
<namespace prefix="ns1" uri="http://xml.apache.org/axis/"/>
<namespace prefix="ns2" uri="http://xml.apache.org/axis/"/>
  </match>


In the result from the web service I expect an exception to be returned. The 
format of the msg returned from the service is
<?xml...blah...blah?>
<soapenv:Envelope....>
   <soapenv:Body>
       <soapenv:Fault>
          <faultcode>
             <faultstring> This is what I want to check...What exception was 
returned </faultstring>


I set the useTidy="true" in the soapRequest..Still I get an error in the log 
file saying couldnt parse html...and all the above mentioned elements are 
unrecognized.

any help will be greatly appreciated.

thanks,
pranav.

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SOAP with attachment

From: Roman R. <rr...@en...> - 2003-09-09 09:53:17

Is there a way to send a SOAP request with attachment?

________
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Re: Customize Report

From: pranav d. <pra...@ho...> - 2003-09-02 16:52:56

thanks bill,

i figured out the way to get what i needed...thanks for your help though.
pranav.



From: Bill Keese <bi...@te...>
To: pranav dharma <pra...@ho...>,aft...@li...
Subject: Re: Customize Report
Date: Tue, 02 Sep 2003 11:13:20 +0900

Pranav,

I think you'll have to become familiar with XSLT in order to get what
you want. Basically, there are two stages. Anteater creates a bunch of
XML output files with <testsuite> tags, and then concatenates them into
a big file, and then the XSLT script (junit-frames.xsl) convert that big
XML file into HTML files of the Javadoc format.

So, the first thing to do is to make sure that the information you want
is in the XML files. It sounds like you've already done this. Then you
need to modify the XSLT scripts (junit-frames.xsl) to print the token
names rather than the URL.

pranav dharma wrote:

 > Hi,
 >
 > I posted this message earlier to the aft-users mailing list hoping
 > that i would get some reply. With no success , I am trying it here.
 >
 > I was going through the archives in this mailing list to customize the
 > report format. However , its still unclear to me how i should go
 > around getting to customize my report. (i am not familiar at all with
 > xalan and xslt processing).
 >
 > what i want to do is as follows: i have 5 types of tokens: token1,
 > token2, token3, token4, token5
 > for each token i send out numerous httprequests..
 > so the script kinda looks like this :
 >
 > <target name="test1" description="test case 1">
 > <httpRequest group="Uname" href="http://localhost:9080/" method="POST"
 > content="input1.xml">
 > <match>
 > <responseCode value="200"/>
 > </match>
 > </httpRequest>
 >
 > </target>
 >
 > similarly i have 5 more test cases for the same token1..
 >
 > similarly i have 5 test cases for each of the tokens.
 >
 > i have been able to categorize the output in the report by adding the
 > group property to the test cases and separating the test cases by
 > token1/token2/..../token5
 >
 > what i want is that when i click on token1 in the test categories , i
 > should see the test case name :"test1/ test2/.../test5" corresponding
 > to that token....instead of seeing the listings by "tested urls"
 > (which in my case are all the same and so i cant make out which one
 > represents which test case).
 >
 > any kind of guidance and help will be greatly appreciated.
 >
 > thanks,
 > pranav.
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Re: Customize Report

From: Bill K. <bi...@te...> - 2003-09-02 02:13:28

Pranav,

I think you'll have to become familiar with XSLT in order to get what
you want. Basically, there are two stages. Anteater creates a bunch of
XML output files with <testsuite> tags, and then concatenates them into
a big file, and then the XSLT script (junit-frames.xsl) convert that big
XML file into HTML files of the Javadoc format.

So, the first thing to do is to make sure that the information you want
is in the XML files. It sounds like you've already done this. Then you
need to modify the XSLT scripts (junit-frames.xsl) to print the token
names rather than the URL.

pranav dharma wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I posted this message earlier to the aft-users mailing list hoping
> that i would get some reply. With no success , I am trying it here.
>
> I was going through the archives in this mailing list to customize the
> report format. However , its still unclear to me how i should go
> around getting to customize my report. (i am not familiar at all with
> xalan and xslt processing).
>
> what i want to do is as follows: i have 5 types of tokens: token1,
> token2, token3, token4, token5
> for each token i send out numerous httprequests..
> so the script kinda looks like this :
>
> <target name="test1" description="test case 1">
> <httpRequest group="Uname" href="http://localhost:9080/" method="POST"
> content="input1.xml">
> <match>
> <responseCode value="200"/>
> </match>
> </httpRequest>
>
> </target>
>
> similarly i have 5 more test cases for the same token1..
>
> similarly i have 5 test cases for each of the tokens.
>
> i have been able to categorize the output in the report by adding the
> group property to the test cases and separating the test cases by
> token1/token2/..../token5
>
> what i want is that when i click on token1 in the test categories , i
> should see the test case name :"test1/ test2/.../test5" corresponding
> to that token....instead of seeing the listings by "tested urls"
> (which in my case are all the same and so i cant make out which one
> represents which test case).
>
> any kind of guidance and help will be greatly appreciated.
>
> thanks,
> pranav.
>
> _________________________________________________________________
> Get MSN 8 and help protect your children with advanced parental
> controls. http://join.msn.com/?page=features/parental
>
>
>
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Customize Report

From: pranav d. <pra...@ho...> - 2003-08-25 23:48:14

Hi,

I posted this message earlier to the aft-users mailing list hoping that i 
would get some reply. With no success , I am trying it here.

I was going through the archives in this mailing list to customize the 
report format. However , its still unclear to me how i should go around 
getting to customize my report. (i am not familiar at all with xalan and 
xslt processing).

what i want to do is as follows: i have 5 types of tokens: token1, token2, 
token3, token4, token5
for each token i send out numerous httprequests..
so the script kinda looks like this :

<target name="test1" description="test case 1">
    <httpRequest group="Uname" href="http://localhost:9080/" method="POST" 
content="input1.xml">
              <match>
		<responseCode value="200"/>
	 </match>
    </httpRequest>

  </target>

similarly i have 5 more test cases for the same token1..

similarly i have 5 test cases for each of the tokens.

i have been able to categorize the output in the report by adding the group 
property to the test cases and separating the test cases by 
token1/token2/..../token5

what i want is that when i click on token1 in the test categories , i should 
see the test case name :"test1/ test2/.../test5" corresponding to that 
token....instead of seeing the listings by "tested urls" (which in my case 
are all the same and so i cant make out which one represents which test 
case).

any kind of guidance and help will be greatly appreciated.

thanks,
pranav.

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Re: error message "The Input line is too long"

From: Jeff T. <jef...@us...> - 2003-08-10 05:45:48

On Sat, Aug 09, 2003 at 09:47:57PM -0700, eliotc wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> Could somebody please help with the following problem?  I couldn't find
> it on the mailing list?  I am trying to run the example from getting
> started chapter called "simple.xml" (Contents below).  I am running on
> Windows 2000 professional.
> 
> I am getting the error message: 
> "Anteater 0.9.16 
> The input line is too long."

I think the problem is in anteater.bat.  One of the variables is
exceeding the line limit that Windows imposes.  A solution might be to
install Anteater in C:\Anteater or a similarly short path.

--Jeff

> Am I missing something? Is anteater compatible with java 1.4? The
> following is what I am doing...   
> 
>  -  I downloaded the zipped anteater binary:   anteater-0.9.16-bin.zip
>  -  Unzipped it.
>  >  set ANTEATER_HOME=.\anteater-0.9.16
>  >  set PATH=.\anteater-0.9.16\bin
>  >  set JAVA_HOME=.\j2sdk1.4.1_01
>  >  anteater -f simple.xml 
> 
> Anteater 0.9.16 
> The input line is too long.
> 
> 
> Thanks in advance,
> 
> Eliot Clingman
>

error message "The Input line is too long"

From: eliotc <el...@au...> - 2003-08-10 04:48:35

Hi,

Could somebody please help with the following problem?  I couldn't find
it on the mailing list?  I am trying to run the example from getting
started chapter called "simple.xml" (Contents below).  I am running on
Windows 2000 professional.

I am getting the error message: 
"Anteater 0.9.16 
The input line is too long."

Am I missing something? Is anteater compatible with java 1.4? The
following is what I am doing...   

 -  I downloaded the zipped anteater binary:   anteater-0.9.16-bin.zip
 -  Unzipped it.
 >  set ANTEATER_HOME=.\anteater-0.9.16
 >  set PATH=.\anteater-0.9.16\bin
 >  set JAVA_HOME=.\j2sdk1.4.1_01
 >  anteater -f simple.xml 

Anteater 0.9.16 
The input line is too long.


Thanks in advance,

Eliot Clingman


______________________________

Contents of simple.xml:

<?xml version="1.0"?>
<project name="Anteater-testscript" default="main">
  <taskdef resource="META-INF/Anteater.tasks"/>
  <typedef resource="META-INF/Anteater.types"/>

  <target name="mytest">
    <echo>
      Start writing Anteater tasks here
    </echo>
  </target>

  <target name="main" depends="mytest"/>
</project>

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