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I noticed that Ant is responsible for the following
invocation of javac:
(note: it works correctly for
java1.1.7)
javac -classpath <mypath> -sourcepath
<sourcedir>
I've tried to not set the src= "" the java task,
but that's not allowed.
Problem is that the -sourcepath overwrites the
current classpath.
That seems to be an ANT bug.
As long as the build is done on the highest level,
there will be no
problem (which is the default behavior of Ant
without this task).
A workaround is by setting the src directive to a
set of paths:
<javac src="" ....>, but then
the classpath directive
is of no use...
Anybody ?
Regards,
Michael.
Ant version 1.3alpha compiled
on November 20 2000
Buildfile: build.xml
Detected Java Version: 1.2
Detected OS:
Windows NT
Sent: Tuesday 19 December 2000
21:37
Subject: RE: Ant Configure Task v0.93 :
recursive builds; separate objecttree; generation of child build files
OK, I have tried this, and I successfully set up everything.
but there is
one problem: dependencies.
if my directory is completely
clean of .class files and I try to build, it
fails because a file depends
on another class that has not been compiled
yet. If I tried to
compile this file from the command line directly, javac
would correctly
compile the files it is dependent on first and cause no
errors, but
ant is not doing that now that I have set up recursive compiling
using Ant
Configure Task.
Can somebody pleas help me? here is a printout of the
problem:
compile:
[javac] Compiling 1 source
file to D:\StealthCruiser3\WebMan\account
[javac]
D:\MyProj\WebMan\account\AccountManager.java:24: Class
Web
an.timecruiser.Name not found in import.
[javac]
import WebMan.timecruiser.Name; // unfortunately
[javac] ^
[javac] D:\MyProj\WebMan\account\AccountManager.java:25: Class
Web
an.timecruiser.UserAccount not found in import.
[javac] import WebMan.timecruiser.UserAccount; //
unfortunately
[javac] ^
[javac] 2 errors
BUILD
FAILED
D:\MyProj\WebMan\account\build.xml:50: Compile failed, messages
should
have been provided.
Here is the top build.xml
file:
-----Original Message-----
From: Michael van Leeuwen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent:
Tuesday, December 12, 2000 10:44 AM
To: [email protected]; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject:
Ant Configure Task v0.93 : recursive builds; separate
objecttree;
generation of child build files
I have created a configure task
which allows the generation & use
of build files on any level. Just
copy the build.xml from the support
directory to the highest package,
modify it to your whishes and run
target setup.
The task
modifies the current build file to call the target (except for
the
predefined and excluded targets) via adding or replacing an task
for
ant to call the target in any subdirectory. When there is no
build
file in this subdirectory, it will be created using the current
build
file. This will also be processes, unless the recursive
parameter is
set to no.
Any comments or improvements are
welcome.
Known issues can be found in the TODO file. Note that the java
exe
in window/system32 should be renamed, otherwise the build will
fail
when using Java 1.3.
The files can be downloaded from <http://www.dsdelft.nl/~lemval/ant/>
The
tgz and zip package hold the same content. Just put the anttc.jar
file in
the classpath.
Please read the README before
use.
Regards,
Michael van Leeuwen
[ [EMAIL PROTECTED] ] http://www.hotobjects.com
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