Hi,
We've recently moved part of our build environment from traditional
unix make to
ant, and we're encountering some problems (ant 1.6.2, by the way)
- We have an hierachical archive organization, in which individual
programmers only work on
single components of the product. Typically, a single component is
a single jar.
- Each developer works in a partial cpy of a so-called gate archive.
This gate-archive contains
the jar's for all components in the archive.
We now build a class path using the following snippet:
<available file="${jlib.ws}" type="dir" property="jlib.ws.available"/>
<available file="${jlib.gate}" type="dir" property="jlib.gate.available"/>
<path id="cmgr.classpath">
<fileset dir="${jlib.ws}">
<include name="*.jar"/>
</fileset>
<fileset dir="${basedir}">
<include name="${jlib.gate}/*.jar" if="jlib.gate.available"/>
</fileset>
</path>
Clearly, this leads to some duplication: the gate archive also
contains the component jar, and we're
somewhat worried about picking up the wrong version of the jar file.
How do I exclude a file which is already in the path from being
added to the path ?
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