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Failing the Hudson build in case of Java errors [message #1034355] Fri, 05 April 2013 10:37 Go to next message
Ovidiu Stoin is currently offline Ovidiu StoinFriend
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Hello everybody,

I'm having a problem(perhaps a stupid one): I'm running a .jar in an Ant Hudson step and I'm getting Java errors. However, the build of the Hudson job continues and the result is build successful. Is there a way(perhaps throw some exception type that can be propagated to Ant or Hudson) to stop the execution of the job in case of Java errors and to make it end with build fail? Maybe some options should be specified in the Properties or Java Options regions of the Ant step configuration...(If so,please be specific Very Happy )

Thanks Cool

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Re: Failing the Hudson build in case of Java errors [message #1034803 is a reply to message #1034355] Fri, 05 April 2013 23:01 Go to previous messageGo to next message
Winston Prakash is currently offline Winston PrakashFriend
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If you are using Ant Java Task, then it should catch the error and send the failure back to Hudson. I'm not sure what happens if you enable spawn or fork. What you can do is run your ant build in a command line and make sure ant report it as a build failure if the java process fails. If so Hudson will certainly capture that failure.

Winston Prakash
Eclipse Hudson team

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Re: Failing the Hudson build in case of Java errors [message #1035109 is a reply to message #1034803] Sat, 06 April 2013 10:32 Go to previous message
Ovidiu Stoin is currently offline Ovidiu StoinFriend
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Hi,

I have managed to solve it after all;it was actually my stupid fault since I forgot to set the 'failonerror' attribute of the 'java' task to true Very Happy

Thank you anyway!

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