Sujan Digumarti wrote:
> Conor i have a problem with that...
And we have a solution for you ...
> using multiple src directories compiles all the files in both the
> directories..
>
> excluding the files is a solution but what happens is that if the same file
> is present in both the directories you get the duplicate class error.. which
> you must be aware of by now.
I never have that problem. My code always has just one instance of each
class to be compiled :-) Nevertheless some people do seem to do that ...
> <javac srcdir="b" classpath="c:\a" />
> where a and b are directories having java files.
>
> Shouldn't this be addressed as this works fine with the command line version
> of javac.
>
Try this in 1.5Beta. The sourcepath attribute being set to "" disables the
sourcepath altogether and javac will then search on the classpath.
<javac srcdir="a" destdir="classes" sourcepath="">
<classpath>
<pathelement location="b"/>
</classpath>
</javac>
So, if you want to search for source on the classpath (doesn't it sound
strange), you can do that now and achieve behaviour equivalent to the
commandline javac.
Conor
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