ANT - Not installed with LP 4. help needed

I just attended the SDK training in SLC and have come back ambitious to make channels and such that will require ant commands to be issued. I have learned from the looks of it that ant was not installed. I have navigated to the CDK folder in the sdk directory and run ant car, but i get a message "bash: ant: command not found"

Does anyone have any ideas on this?

thanks,
SKerstiens

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Did you ever figure this out?

Hi Steve,

I too am trying to get setup after last weeks training.

I started here: http://ant.apache.org/manual/index.html and am in the process of installing. Just wanted to be sure I'm headed in the right direction.

Regards,
Ron

ant

What is your operating system?

If on unix/linux
Does 'whereis ant' or 'which ant' return any paths? Like /usr/bin/ant ? If not, ant is either installed and its executable path is not in your usr path, or ant is not installed and you need to go get it.

If you want to control how ant is installed, follow the instructions on the apache.org site.

Otherwise,
If using solaris, go to sunfreeware.com, choose your system from the right menu, download the ant package, unzip, and dkpg -i /path/to/download
If using redhat linux (I think I remember this right...) yum install ant
If using windows, I'm not sure.

ANT

Sorry, we're using redhat linux, I'll remember to include that in the future. I'll check out "yum install ant" first thing in the morning.

Thanks for the quick reply.

Ron

ANT Install Redhat

I ended up going here:

http://forums.fedoraforum.org/showthread.php?t=47591

and just performing "Second Howto: Apache Ant".

That got it installed for me.

Ron

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