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--- Additional Comments From [EMAIL PROTECTED] 2005-10-06 10:36 ---
This is not an ant issue.
issue 1: character encoding
Javac in java 1.5 is much more strict with regard to
the characters in java source files. By default on unix/linux
the character encoding is utf-8. With utf-8 characters outside the 127 range
have different encoding - and some byte sequences are not allowed.
It looks like you are encodeing using iso 8857-1 (latin1) and not utf-8 -
hence the warning messages. Your options are a) change the encoding to utf-8
b) tell javac to use the iso 8857 encodeing by useing the encoding attribute (I
do
not know the value) or c) convert the characters to us-ascii (i.e. under 127)
issue 2: classpath
Javac in java 1.5 is much more strict with regard to the contents of the
classpath.
If you do javac -classpath AdvancedTimer.java *.java
where AdvancedTimer.java exists and is not a jar file, you will get an
error in java 1.5 but not in java 1.4.
With ant, it is easy to construct these invalid classpaths.
for example
target name=bad
javac srcdir=src
classpath
fileset dir=src/
/classpath
/javac
/target
will fail giving the error:
bad:
Compiling 1 source file
error: error reading /home/preilly/learning/a/1.5/src/Test.java; error in
opening zip file
1 error
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