compiler feature

[Sundberg Jukka]

Running a following target causes ant to create two instances of the java
class:

        <!--
============================================================================
= -->
        <!-- for testing
-->
        <!-- USAGE: BUILD test -Dname=my.package.Test -Darg1=120
-Darg2=huhuu etc -->
        <!--
============================================================================
= -->
        <target name="test">
                <java classname="${name}">
                        <arg value="${arg1}"/> 
                        <arg value="${arg2}"/> 
                        <arg value="${arg3}"/> 
                        <arg value="${arg4}"/> 
                        <arg value="${arg5}"/> 
                        <arg value="${arg6}"/> 
                        <arg value="${arg7}"/> 
                        <arg value="${arg8}"/> 
                        <classpath refid="my.classpath"/>
                </java>
        </target>

In here BUILD is .bat file with a following call:

         call ant %1 %2 %3 %4 %5 %6 %7 %8 %9 -buildfile c:/myBuild/build.xml

Here is the my.package.Test class:

package my.package;
public class Test{
        public Test(){
        System.out.println("Should be here only once");
        }
        public void testing(){
                System.out.println("Testing, testing");
        }
        public static void main(String[] args){
                Test ts = new Test();
                ts.testing();   
        }
}

And surprise here is the result:
        Should be here only once
        Should be here only once
        Testing, testing

I didn't find any fix in nightly builds, and I didn't find it in bugdb. Has
anyone encountered this feature? How do I get aroung it?

Thanks,

Jukka Sundberg






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