LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/usr/lib/oracle/11.2/client64/lib:${LD_LIBRARY_PATH}
export LD_LIBRARY_PATH
PATH=/usr/bin:${PATH}
export PATH
SQLPATH=/usr/lib/oracle/11.2/client64/lib:${SQLPATH}
export SQLPATH
Hi all,
This is the path variables I am setting in my shell script. I want to set this same in my ant file. Can you please explain how to set these variables in ant?
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I am struggling an issue to run ant with JMeter.
I downloaded apache-ant-1.10.3-bin.zip and put it in C:\ant
I extract the ZIP and it created another ant folder (see pic), this is the bin folder C:\ant\ant\bin
I entered to control panel -> system properties -> Advanced tab -> Environment Variables
Under user variables under path I entered ;C:\ant\ant\bin
Under System variable I enter Variable ANT_HOME and value C:\ant\ant\bin
I opened cmd and run ant -version
I got 'ant' ant is not recognized as as internal
what am I missing?
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ANT_HOME variable should be set to the main folder of ant and not c:\ant\ant\bin
Set the variable name to ANT_HOME and the variable value to apache-install-dir\apache-ant-version and click OK.
For example, the installation directory might be C:\Java\apache-ant-1.7.0.
Select New again to create the ANT_OPTS environment variable.
Set the variable name to ANT_OPTS and the variable value to -Xms256M -Xmx512M and click OK.
Select the PATH environment variable and select Edit.
Add %ANT_HOME%\bin to the end or beginning of the PATH.
In your case set it to
c:\ant\ant
I am executing sonar through Jenkins build, there is use-case where 'src' location changes depending upon build so i want to use environment variable for specifying 'src' path.
For example in sonar-project.properties i want to specify as shown below:
src= c:/project/workspace instead i want to use src =${SONAR_RUN_WORKSPACE}
Environment variables are supported in sonar-project.properties starting from SonarQube Scanner version 2.9 (see SQSCANNER-9).
So, this should work now:
sonar.sources=${env.SONAR_RUN_WORKSPACE}
You cannot pass env variable into sonar-project.property file.
If you are creating sonar-project.property file from jenkins, you can use build with param.
(or)
Create a sonar-project.properties without sonar.source.
Create build with param variable {path}, get the src path from user for each build,
Map the variable with sonar.source=${path} in sh.
Append sonar.source to sonar-project.properties for each build in sh using (>>) or cmd from jenkins.
eg) sonar.source="path" >> sonar-project.properties
finally work space contains sonar-project.properties file with src path.
Nope, environment variables are not supported in sonar-project.properties. In any case, back to your use-case: you better use a relative path for sonar.sources so that, wherever analysis is ran (i.e. whatever workspace with Jenkins), sources are always found at the expected place (from the project's base directory).
I have my Jenkins configured to Inject environment variables to the build process and set the Properties File Path to G:\Jenkins\env.properties
Inside my env.properties
VISUALSTUDIOVERSION=12.0
PATH=$PATH
When I run my job, the PATH is not reflecting my system path instead its just showing $PATH only. How can I edit my env.properties file to pick up system PATH?
THe output of Env variables after build is
VISUALSTUDIOVERSION=12.0
PATH=$PATH
But I am expecting to see it as
VISUALSTUDIOVERSION=12.0
PATH=C:\Program Files (x86)\Perl\site\bin;C:\Program Files (x86)\Perl\bin;
Environment variables in Java are case-sensitive. Try Path instead of PATH.
I am trying to install ant in Solaris. I am using this:
https://ant.apache.org/manual/install.html
but I have no idea how to set the ANT_HOME environment variable. Please help?
If you want to set the ANT_HOME temporally, typing export ANT_HOME=you ant path in your installing terminal. Otherwise, you can add ANT_HOME permanently by adding a line of export ANT_HOME=you ant path in /etc/profile file (you have to own root privilege).
I want to include ANT, the JavaSDK and FlexSDK into my project directory. I need people in my company to be able to compile from source code.
I have a build.bat file which starts with :
ant blah/blah/blah
But what if I want to run ANT directly without the system environment variable? If I remove these from the system ant is not recognised.
I am a real newbie here, but I want to do something like this:
start "${basedir}\libs\ant\bin" ant -lib ${basedir}/libs/ant/lib/flexTasks.jar
pause
This is so that other people dont need to install a whole load of software... IT would all be contained in the folder.
Just set those environment variables in the same batchfile, i.e. something like :
set ANT_HOME=C:\ant182
set ANT_ARGS=-lib C:\antxtralibs
set JAVA_HOME=C:\jdk160_30
set PATH=%PATH%;%JAVA_HOME%\bin;%ANT_HOME%\bin
:: default
ant -f %1
:: debug
:: ant -debug -f %1