Hi Wayne, Thanks for having a look for me.
2009/5/20 Wayne Fay <wayne...@gmail.com>: > Does this happen repeatedly? It happens every time that Maven performs a compile of any of that project's source code. By that I mean that if I delete the javax directory from target/classes and run mvn compile, the compiler does not recreate the directory unless the up-to-date check fails. Delete one of the (expected) .class files and the javax branch is recreated. > Can you replicate it on another computer, ideally with a completely > different operating system and JDK version? Yes. I have a Linux workstation at work and suffer the same problem both there and at home, where I'm running OSX Leopard on Java 6. > If you had to, could you package it up and share it (and the parent > poms etc) with someone to debug it? I'm not sure I can share the code, and sadly, as with most WAR files, it's got plenty of dependencies. > Perhaps try running "mvn -X clean compile" and post the output to > Pastebin and send us the link. No problem: http://pastebin.com/f5722de1d Another thing that I find interesting is that it says it's "Compiling 40 source files to /home/guyverm/projects/sr2/velocity-web/target/classes" There are actually 57 class files in target/classes, of which 17 are under javax/servlet/. I've allowed for and subtracted the separate .class files for anonymous inner classes. Thanks very much for your time. Cheers Michael --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: users-unsubscr...@maven.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: users-h...@maven.apache.org
