Hi all!

I have created a pretty big and working build.xml file. The only thing
I need to be happy is a deploy task to put a jar on a remote server
like:

 <target name="deploy" depends="compile-nodebug">
   <jar destfile="${deploy.file}" basedir="${bin.dir}">
     <manifest>
       <attribute name="Main-Class" value="${main.class.name}"/>
       <attribute name="Built-By"   value="${author.name}"/>
       <attribute name="Built-On"   value="${datetime.iso}"/>
     </manifest>
     <!-- include all file types recursively (default excludes sub
dirs without includable files) -->
     <!-- note: filesets don't seem to be able to handle property
references! -->
     <fileset dir="." includes="images/**/*.gif,images/**/*.jpg,images/
**/*.png" excludes="images/orig/*"/>
     <fileset dir="." includes="languages/**/*.properties"/>
     <fileset dir="." includes="lib/**/*.jar"/>
   </jar>
   <ftp server="${remote.server}"
         userid="${remote.username}"
         password="${remote.password}"
         remotedir="${remote.deploy.dir}"
         binary="true"
         verbose="true">
      <fileset dir="." includes="${deploy.file}"/>
   </ftp>
 </target>

The jar task does nothing special but to create the jar file ($
{deploy.file}) to be uploaded to the remote server. When executing the
<ftp> task the following error appears:

Could not create type ftp due to java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: org/
apache/commons/net/ftp/FTPClientConfig

I checked my Ant installation, I downloaded the latest 1.7 some weeks
ago (binary zip) and the optional jars all seem to be in the Ant lib
subdir (such as ant-commons-net.jar).

I also set the ANT_HOME env var to point to the Ant root but that
didn't help.

How do I fix this? What's wrong anyway?

TIA
Karsten