Hi All, I've written an ant task which generates a prj.el file from the information contained in the ant build.xml (what it can get it's hands on, anyway).
For me it works really well. You can download the whole package from http://i3sp-build.sourceforge.net/ (click on i3sp-build) - you need to build the package and then load the task definitions in your own build.xml: <taskdef classpath="/wherever/you/built/it/i3sp-build/jar/com.i3sp.ant.jar" resource="com/i3sp/ant/Taskdefs.properties"/> <jdeproject prjel="${basedir}/src/prj.el" srcdirs="${basedir}/src" classdir="${basedir}/classes" classpath="${CLASSPATH}" /> The class path can be expressed as above or as nested classpath elements or refs. This enables most JDE functionality to work correctly for me: method completion, wizards, compiling, building with ant etc. The only thing I save in my .emacs is jde-help-docsets. I don't use the debugger so I have no idea how that fares, but I'm open to feedback. If I can get this a bit more "productionized" I will make the effort and try and get it included in standard ant. I could also add a nested element for setting arbitrary jde values to given paths (format in lisp for you) and Strings (I'll set it exactly). Matt ===== My WebMail Account. My Real Address is: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Replies will go there, so don't worry!) Web Pages: http://www.mortbay.com/people/mattw http://messenger.yahoo.com.au - Yahoo! Messenger - A great way to communicate long-distance for FREE!
