On Wed, 11 Jul 2001, Ming-Fang Wang <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi, I am trying to compile Java files in two packages, A and B. Some
> files in A depends on files B and vice versa. The question is how I
> should place javac tasks in the xml file. I cannot compile all the
> files in both A and B together, there are too many of them.
Sure? How many are too many? I've seen and run compilation processes
with thousands of java files in a single pass ...
> When I placed the tasks as below,
>
> <javac srcdir="A" destdir="classes" />
> <javac srcdir="B" destdir="classes"/>
>
> the first task shows error message claiming that some files in
> package B that appear in the import statements in some file in
> package A are not found.
something like
<javac destdir="classes">
<src location="A" />
<src location="B" />
<exclude name="pattern-that-matches-most-files-in-A" />
</javac>
<javac destdir="classes">
<src location="A" />
<src location="B" />
<exclude name="pattern-that-matches-most-files-in-B" />
</javac>
and use multiple excludes if you cannot come up with a single pattern.
Stefan
