Thread: RE : Compiling problems

Try

$ which ant

to see where ant is installed.

I usually install it in /usr/local/ant, and ensure /usr/local/ant/bin is
in my PATH. In addition I set another env variable JAVA_HOME to be where
my JDK is

That seems to work ok

best wishes

Mark

Hi


<excerpt>$ which ant

</excerpt>

Well apparingly it isn't installed at all. The issued command didn't
return anything.


Does anyone happen to know where I can find ant for SuSE?


Thx


Thiemo

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</fontfamily>Hi

> $ which ant

Well apparingly it isn't installed at all. The issued command didn't
return anything.

Does anyone happen to know where I can find ant for SuSE?

Thx

Thiemo

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CH-8400 Winterthur

thiemo <thiemo@gmx.ch> writes:

> Hi
>
> $ which ant
>
> Well apparingly it isn't installed at all. The issued command didn't
> return anything.
>
> Does anyone happen to know where I can find ant for SuSE?

You probably just need to add /opt/jakarta/ant (or wherever the binary
ended up) to your PATH.

-Doug
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