I ran into a similar problem. It turns out that the MdrTask class does
something funny: for each task type it knows about, it registers it
redundantly, e.g.:
public Instantiate createInstantiate( ) {
return new Instantiate();
}
public void addInstantiate( Instantiate subtask ) {
subtask.setTask( this );
subtasks.add( subtask );
}
This used to be OK before ant 1.7, but ant 1.7 gets confused when it
sees both.
I forgot to log a bug for this; I wonder if it's been fixed in CVS yet.
I didn't feel like rebuilding MDR from the latest sources (especially
since the old build we're using has been rock-solid), so I hacked it by
editing the .class file with a hex editor and renaming the createXXX
methods to kreateXXX. That "fixed" it.
JVS
> > From: "Tom Morris" <
tfmorris@...>
> To: <
users@...>
> Date: Tue, 5 Jun 2007 13:33:21 -0400
> Subject: MDRAnt task compatibility with Ant 1.7
>
> Has anyone been successful in using the mdrant task with Apache Ant
> 1.7? It
> silently fails to create output when run with Ant 1.7 either from the
> command line or under Eclipse. (Eclipse 3.3 which is about to be
> released
> is bundling Ant 1.7.)
>
> Everything works fine with Ant 1.6.5, but I suspect that there's some
> incompatibility in the Ant Task integration between 1.6.5 and 1.7.
> Any
> clues from anyone? Or better yet, a version that works with Ant 1.7?
>
> Tom
>
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