means, according to Google Translate, "Can not compile style sheets". However we shouldn't have to do the work of translating into English, that's the responsibility of the original poster.
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i am so sorry about that! the error message as follow:
This sounds to me like the junitreport classes are picking up a stray JAR file somewhere. Try running ant with the -v option to see if it gives you more information. If that doesn't work, try setting ANT_OPTS to "-verbose:class" and run Ant again. This option causes the JVM to list each class loaded and the JAR it came from, that will let you know if you are picking up a stray JAR file. (P.S. I hope you don't have CLASSPATH set.)
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Peter Johnson wrote:This sounds to me like the junitreport classes are picking up a stray JAR file somewhere. Try running ant with the -v option to see if it gives you more information. If that doesn't work, try setting ANT_OPTS to "-verbose:class" and run Ant again. This option causes the JVM to list each class loaded and the JAR it came from, that will let you know if you are picking up a stray JAR file. (P.S. I hope you don't have CLASSPATH set.)
when i use the option -v the error messages follow as :
Peter Johnson wrote:What about my -verbose:class suggestion?
i can use the option -verbose and the result is the same as -v,
but i don't know how to specify -verbose:class ! and where can i set the option?
thank you!
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when i run command ant -v at the command line ,it works!
but when i back to eclipse ,the error is still there, maybe something wrong with my configuration,
but nobody met the error?