Jiang, Bianca wrote: >I had this compiler problem when running Ant in Eclipse. Then found >the workaround of adding one property to the build file to make it work: ><property name="build.compiler" >value="org.eclipse.pde.internal.core.JDTCompilerAdapter"/> > >But it's only helps if the script is generic and can >work the same both in and out Eclipse. So anybody >knows if there is a way to check if the build script >is running inside Eclipse or not so that can set the >property conditionally? > I posted a few ant targets to do exactly that on the eclipse newsgroups a few months ago. Bottom line, use a target to set a property based on whether the class org.eclipse.pde.internal.core.JDTCompilerAdapter exists (check_wsad target). Use that property on the 'if' of the target that sets build.compiler, as above (set_compiler target). Make init dependent on the set_compiler target.
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