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I have a very basic installation/configuration in TeamCity and I'm using a NAnt build step with a target that strictly echoes out a message and nothing more. I've confirmed that NAnt is working properly on my machine but when I attempt to call it in my build I get the following error:

java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: org.apache.jsp.systemProblems_jsp

At the bottom I see a message that says:

note The full stack trace of the root cause is available in the Apache Tomcat/7.0.23 logs.

I'm not sure where this actual stacktrace would be, but I'm seeing other errors in some other log files:

java.lang.ClassFormatError: Truncated class file
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Is this a TeamCity error message (given that NAnt is .net)?Mightymuke
No I think this has to do with possibly that I'm trying to check out the entire svn. It's not letting me put the checkout at the .../src/trunk directory.Adam Levitt
That seems to be quite a bit different to what you have described in the question. Do you have a log you could post?Mightymuke
This was happening because SVN in linux is case-sensitive so I had to do /Src/trunk and it was timing out. Thanks for the help.Adam Levitt

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This was happening because SVN in linux is case-sensitive so I had to do /Src/trunk and it was timing out. Thanks for the help.