Hi, I am fairly new to IS MP 11.5 and am running into a strange problem. I use the command line interface from within Apache Ant 1.6.5 to build a unix installer. This is built on a Windows XP machine.
As part of the MP build, a setup.sh is produced. The problem is the setup.sh has all it's lines terminated with a CR/LF thus it breaks when run on unix or linux.
I cannot simply do a dos2unix for 2 reasons.
1) There are a few ligitimate CR's in the file that must be there. 2) The file does not appear to be a true ASCII format (I tried d2u in Cygwin and it says it is a binary file - BTW i atried on a binary and text mount).
Strange thing is, another developer here used to run the same thing before I took the builds over and it worked on his machine.
I am trying to determine if there was some bug in 11.5 that might have caused this that was fixed by some patch or if there is something I need to include in my Ant classpath (jar from IS 11.5 MP) that will make this execute properly.
Are you saying that the setup created through IS MP has the CRLF on it!!!
If so:
The only times I've seen this is when someone has ftp'd the installer and does NOT do a binary transfer if they ftpd in ascii mode, it adds CRLF to the installer and does actually kick off and run the installer giving a faulty "JVM not found error"
I do all my builds on Unix and I've seen some instances where someone has copied the setup.sh file through Windows Explorer mounted to the Unix drive and it added the CRLF to the installer!
Not familiar with Apache stuff so if this is not the case - sorry can't help yah!
If you use SP1 make sure you get the latest version. I think an earlier version of SP1 had a problem with adding CR and LF to the unix launchers. But it is fixed in the latest version.
