Ant tasks getDestinations and getDataSourcesDescriptor conflict

I have a simple target that calls the getDestinations oracle ant task and then calls the getDataSourcesDescriptor ant task. Only the first task run ever returns data. If getDestinations is first, JMS info is returned but no data sources info. If getDataSourcesDescriptor is first, data sources info is returned but no jms info. If you have two tasks of the same type, same story; only the first task returns data.
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cfr wrote:
@lahwaacz,
Could you point me to documentation regarding bugs/problems with laptop-mode tools? I'm using that right now and it has always worked pretty well but I'm currently seeing higher temperatures (~10C higher on average) and trying to figure out why.
My fan operates continually but not, I think, very aggressively. But it has always done that so I assume it is normal for this laptop. (Have no idea really but it doesn't seem out of the way - it is a laptop, after all...)
I don't know anything about fan control, my laptop controls fan speed automatically, I can't even get current fan speed.
The main problem with laptop-mode-tools is that it's very huge, and the bigger the program is, the slower is the execution. Another problem is that it's connected to both battery and AC adapter ACPI events (see /etc/acpi/events/lm_{ac_adapter,battery}). On my laptop, those events are sent at the same time, resulting in running laptop-mode-tools twice. Most people once configure laptop-mode-tools to their liking and their hardware, so I think there is no need for such an extensive software like laptop-mode-tools, if something simpler does the same (or better) job.
Also laptop-mode-tools can conflict with pm-utils (which are installed on many systems as dependency for some packages):
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/La … able_on_AC
https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=106989

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Steven Balthazor
"Patrick Linskey" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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I'm guessing that the kodo jars are not in the classpath when you
launch
ant. If this is the case, then you must specify a classpath in your
taskdef, and probably in the jdodoclet execution as well. You can do
this with something like this:
<target ...>
<taskdef ...>
<classpath refid="cp"/>
</taskdef>
<jdodoclet ...>
<classpath refid="cp"/>
</jdodoclet>
</target>
This assumes that you've defined a path somewhere in your ant buildfile
with an id of 'cp'.
-Patrick
Quoc Pham wrote:
Hi Patrick,
I still haven\'t been able to solve the problem with the jdoclet
task:
>>>>
>>>>
I can\\\'t run the jdoclet task at all because Ant complains thatit
>>>>
can\\\'t
find the class
com.solarmetric.modules.integration.ant.KodoDocletTask.
However it doesn\\\'t have any problem finding the class
com.solarmetric.modules.integration.ant.JDOEnhancerTask. Aren\\\'tthey
both
in the kodo-jdoee.jar? I also tried using the classpath element
inside
the
target for the jdoclet without success.
Here is the jdoclet task:
classname=\\\"com.solarmetric.modules.integration.ant.KodoDocletTask\\\"/>
>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
When I run the above task, I got the error message:
Buildfile: build.xml
generateJdoMetadata
BUILD FAILED
file:d/jdev903/jdev/mywork/JDO/Ent/build.xml:102:taskdef class
com.solarmetric.modules.integration.ant.KodoDocletTask cannot be
found
>>>>
>>>>
Questions:
- How do I let ant know the class path to use to run this task?
- What should the value of sourcepath be?
- What should the value of dir be? The directory where the .javafiles
reside?--
Patrick Linskey [email protected]
SolarMetric Inc. http://www.solarmetric.com
Marc Prud'hommeaux [email protected]
SolarMetric Inc. http://www.solarmetric.com

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