On 10/28/2015 01:50 PM, Stephen Colebourne wrote:
Finally, I had my module-info.java in the wrong folder initially (at the org.joda.convert package level, rather than the root). However, it got picked up and compiled into the root of the output classes folder. I guess this is expected, but I found it confusing. It might be better to insist that module-info.java must be at the root, and stop javac if it is found in another folder. Stephen
Maybe it is surprising, but right now, if you list all the necessary files on the command line, javac does not impose any requirement on the organization of any of those files. This applies to plain-old-.java files as well as module-info.java files.
The requirements for organizing source files only come into play when javac tries to look up files on the source path.
-- Jon
