External ANT 1.6.2 with JDeveloper 10.1.3 Nothing in Message Window

I am new to JDeveloper and downloaded 10.1.3.
I have an existing web application and added it to a new Project in JDeveloper.
I added an external version of ANT 1.6.2 to my Project Properties and added the ant.jar and ant-launcher.jar to the Classpath along with weblogic.jar and other libraries.
I tried my "clean" and "dev" ANT tasks in JDeveloper, the Message Window does not have any output and the ANT process stays listed. It does not appear that the ANT tasks are executed and I can not Terminate the ANT processes unless I exit JDeveloper.
My build.xml works fine in a command prompt. What am I missing?
Thanks

Mark,
I understand about wanting to use Ant directly from Apache. We don't modify the version of Ant that ships with JDeveloper, but it is not a complete installation - we currently only ship the lib directory.
But regardless, from the sounds of things the problem you are seeing doesn't have to do with using an external version of Ant, but that you are unable to run Ant in JDeveloper at all, even with the default version.
Ant actually won't write anything to the Messages log. What should happen when you run Ant is that a new "Apache Ant" log window should appear in the log pane. Do you see the "Apache Ant" window appear when you run Ant?
If not, could you try running JDeveloper from the console using the "jdev.exe" (as opposed to the jdevW.exe)? That way, if any exceptions occur, you will see them output to the console. When you run JDeveloper in this manner, and try to launch Ant, do you see any exceptions? If so, could you please include the stack trace in this thread?
Also, have you set any other Ant options in the Project Properties? In particular, what else is on the Ant Classpath? You mentioned weblogic.jar in your first post, is there anything else?
-Matt Hawkins
Oracle JDeveloper

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    I will never use a computer where I don't keep OS and user files in a separate partition, also insist on a secondary OS partition in case the primary fails (so I can still startup the darn thing. this secondary OS partition is very small, since it's only meant to be used for emergency use, and only has applications relevent to recovering data, repair etc). Had enough drive crashes and other problems hwere having separate partition was the only thing that saved me from losing the entire content of the hard drive (and yes.. all the files are periodically updated to my external). Also, makes it easy to do housecleaning (defrag, etc).. since sysOS partition and applications don't get defragmented all that much, only thing I'll have to "keep clean" usually is the user partition.
    80Gb internal is plenty large to have good partitioning scheme.
    anyway.. I digress...
    if it is a matter of having enough swap space on the startup partition to run iApps, then i shouldn't be able to import to any hard drive, internal or external. if the iApps likes to dump temp files in the working directory, then internal (if I can do it) will be working with 13Gb free space while the external has 150Gb free space. again, not the problem..
    so the issue is something with the FW use... I guess it's unclear whether this is an OS problemFW hardware problem, iMovieHD problem, or (gasp!) quicktime problem.

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