Your <fileset>'s in your <jar> task look like they're probably wrong. You
have:
   >    <fileset dir="${PATH_ArqEJBReg}/util/">
   >       <include name="util/MappingValue.class"/>
   >    </fileset>
which would have it looking for:
   ${PATH_ArqEJBReg}/util/util/MappingValue.class
which probably isn't what you want. That's true for all your <fileset>'s.
You should either not include that final subdir in the "dir" attribute, or
not include it in the <include>'s -- which you choose to do will depend on
whether you want the files in your jar-file to include the subdir or just
be the name of the file.

Once you get the <jar> task fixed, if your <java> task still has trouble,
try running 'ant -verbose' so you can see what the actual 'java'
command-line looks like and verify that all the jars you've specified for
the classpath are getting included.

Diane
 
--- Vincent Croft <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>   Hi Diane,
> 
>  Thank you to have the time to help me...
> 
>   Well the first thing you are mentioning about, why I
> didn't use de ejbc bside the java, it was because when
> I first take a look to Ant, I didn't undestand many
> things about it, I've never worked with a deploy
> before, so I asked to all the list members and kindly
> you answer my questions, there were many replies using
> the ejbc, java, etc, and only the java seems to worked
> perfectly, so I start to use it, this are the lines
> used to my <java> task after making the jar with a
> <jar> task:
> 
> <java classname="weblogic.ejbc" fork="yes">
>       <arg line="-compiler javac ${DEST}/EJBTEMP.jar
> ${DEST}/recEJB.jar"/>
>       <classpath>
>         <pathelement path="${CLASSPATHRec}"/>
>       </classpath>
>       </java>
> 
>   this worked for me, at the moment.. but some times
> when I tried to run the <java> task with all this, a
> message of error show up, telling me, there is a
> missing file in the jar EJBTEMP.jar(e.g.), so when I
> put into the jar with a <fileset> task the missing
> file, the problem seems to be resolved, this has not
> been a good practice, coz I make a big jar file, when
> it really needs only a few files in there, and the
> rest of the files need it are in a previous jar file.
> 
>   That was why I was looking the way to tell my <jar>
> task to use a classpath an tell it there is a jar file
> which has already the file of other module that it
> needs.
> 
>   I thing maybe is not the classpath in a jar task
> where it be, bside that, it has to be in the <java>
> task, as you see I'm using a classpath definition in
> my java task, but it seems that the java task doesn't
> care about it.
> 
>       <classpath>
>         <pathelement path="${CLASSPATHRec}"/>
>       </classpath>
> 
> CLASSPATHRec property--> has different jars in it..
> here is fragment of the line:
> 
> <property name="CLASSPATHRec"
>
Value="${DIR_JARS}/segUtil.jar;${DIR_JARS}/arqUtil.jar......;d:/j2sdkee1.2.1/lib/j2ee.jar;%CLASSPATH%"/>
> 
>   Where DIR_JARS has the jars from different modules
> wich the jar to be created need.
> 
> 
>   and for the last.... here it is a fragment of my
> <jar> task, which had included all the files need to
> make the error gone:
> 
> 
> <jar jarfile="${DEST}/fachadaReglasEJBTEMP.jar">
>    <fileset dir="${PATH_ArqEJBReg}/util/">
>       <include name="util/MappingValue.class"/>
>    </fileset>
> 
>    <fileset dir="${PATH_ArqEJBReg}/EJB/">
>       <include name="EJB/FachadaGeneralHome.class"/>
>       <include name="EJB/FachadaGeneral.class"/>
>    </fileset>
> 
>    <fileset dir="${PATH_CatEJBReg}/EJB/">
>       <include name="EJB/CatalogosHome.class"/>
>       <include name="EJB/Catalogos.class"/>
>    </fileset>
> 
>    <fileset dir="${PATH_ExEJBReg}/EJB/">
>       <include name="EJB/ReglasComercial.class"/>
>       <include name="EJB/ReglasComercialBean.class"/>
>       <include name="EJB/FachadaComercialHome.class"/>
>       <include name="EJB/ManagerDespachador.class"/>
>       <include name="EJB/ManagerReglasHome.class"/>
>       <include name="EJB/ManagerImpuestosHome.class"/>
>       <include name="EJB/InformacionValue.class"/>
>       <include name="EJB/BloquesValue.class"/>
>       <include name="exce/Excepcio.class"/>           
> 
>       <include name="excep/Excepcionacion.class"/>
>    </fileset>
> 
>    <fileset dir="${RUTA_PADRE}/">
>       <include name="swing/FactorCboValue.class"/>
>    </fileset>
> 
>    <fileset dir="${PATH_ExEJBReg}/EJB/">
>       <include name="META-INF/*.xml"/>
>    </fileset>
> </jar>
> 
>   Some files, for example in the big <fileset> task,
> it must not go there, coz those files are already
> compiled in a jar called RulesEJB.jar
> 
> 
> 
>   I Hope hasn't bored you and give you view of what is
> my problem...
> 
>   Thank you very much for all your help
> 
> VIN
> 
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