Grails scm builds

[codegazer]

Hello,

I am trying to integrate the build process of my grails app with ant. I was reading http://grails.org/doc/latest/guide/commandLine.html where it mentions I can use the "grails integrate-with --ant" switch that creates a build.xml and some ivy files automatically. It created the files, however when I launch "ant war" it fails complaining about dependencies for ivy. Currently, only one dependency is failing org.springframework.uaa.client:1.0.2.RELEASE.jar. The console output shoes that it tried at the 4 default mirrors mentioned in the ivy files, but none of them have it. That baffles me.

Is anyone else running into this issue ? Any suggestions ? Anyone have a fix ?

Thanks

[Josiah.Allen]

This problem can be solved by throwing out the grails "integrate-with" method and using the ant macrodef found here:

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3...nt-envrionment

I use a macrodef for this:

<property environment='env'/>

<property name='grails.home' value='${env.GRAILS_HOME}' />

<condition property='grails' value='grails.bat'>
<os family='windows'/>
</condition>
<property name='grails' value='grails' />

<macrodef name='grails'>
<attribute name='action' />
<attribute name='environment' default='dev' />
<element name='preargs' optional='true' />
<element name='args' optional='true' />
<sequential>
<exec executable='${grails}' failonerror='true'>
<preargs />
<arg value='@{environment}'/>
<arg value='@{action}'/>
<args />
</exec>
</sequential>
</macrodef>

You can execute simple commands:

<grails action='clean' />

or more complex ones like your war task:

<grails action='war' environment='${env}'>
<args>
<arg value="${war.filename}" />
</args>
</grails>