use "**/pippo.java" inplace of "pippo.java" instead
Cheers!
-Original Message-
From: Marco Cardani (mcardani) [mailto:mcardani@;cisco.com]
Sent: Tuesday, November 12, 2002 7:29 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: javac problem with include, includes and includefile
Hi
Hi all,
the javac task is skipped when I run the following examples:
if I use the no one of the above statements the javac will be executed
including all the .java files.
Any help will be appreciate.
TIA
marco.
Hi,
Please see the forwarded message. Thanks.
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Hi,
I am trying to compile some .java files using Ant's javac task.
Everything worked fine until I added a huge zip file to my class path (about
166MB). Basically my build file looks like:
afrz/crmcon/kdv7core
Hi,
I'm using the version of Ant that comes with netbeans 3.2, and I'm using a
slightly modified version of build.xml that came from the tomcat
documentation. I've set up my directory structure to match those docs, with
a root directory containing src, lib, etc and web, and then having a
deploym
Hi I am having a weird problem and can't seem to find what I am doing wrong.
The following works if I compile with
but not
code:
During build with modern all code from "${build.dstrb}/lib/${project}.jar"
is not apparently available in the classpath.
How can I fix this ?
Thank
Heres the problem
I compile my 'API' in task One.
I compile my 'test suites' in task Two.
Task two complains that it cannot find an inner class of one of the
files
complied in task one.
I've check that it is there between the two tasks, and it is. (preformed
a
javap on the inner & outer cla
Heres the problem
I compile my 'API' in task One.
I compile my 'test suites' in task Two.
Task two complains that it cannot find an inner class of one of the files
complied in task one.
I've check that it is there between the two tasks, and it is. (preformed a
javap on the inner & outer c
simple.xml zip
or
ant.bat -buildfile simple.xml zip
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, January 30, 2001 10:10 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Javac problem
I have what may be a very stupid question, because I have been using ant for
onl
I have what may be a very stupid question, because I have been using ant for only a
couple hours now. But here we go:
here is a portion of my simple.xml file being used by ant:
[other targets and init]
the zip never gets reached. here is the output:
clean:
[deltre