If you run ant from inside eclipse, there is a custom ant task built into eclipse:
<eclipse.refreshLocal resource="${resource.name}"/>
We try to name the ant project the same as the eclipse project, so you can use the
construct:
<eclipse.refreshLocal resource="${ant.project.name}"/>
Eclipse also sets an ant property "eclipse.running", so you can use a build file both
inside and outside eclipse:
<target name="gen-descriptors">
<ejbdoclet destdir="src">
<fileset dir="src" includes="*.java"/>
<homeinterface/>
<remoteinterface/>
</ejbdoclet>
<antcall target="refresh"/>
</target>
<target name="refresh" if="eclipse.running">
<eclipse.refreshLocal resource="${ant.project.name}"/>
</target>
-Joe
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 02/06/03 05:34PM >>>
I just ran into this myself. What I did was to include the generated source root
directory as a source directory known to Eclipse. I end up doing "refresh" a lot on
that folder in the navigator, but it seems to work OK for me and then I can inspect
the generated stuff in Eclipse too.
Best wishes,
Joanthan
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 02/06/03 03:58PM >>>
I'm currently using XDoclet to generate EJB interfaces for entity and session beans.
I have an Ant task that generates the interface source on the fly, compiles all of the
source, and then JARs everything together. Everything is working great.
My question comes when editing the project in an IDE. I'm using Eclipse to create my
source code. Since all of the EJB interfaces are generated on the fly, Eclipse pops
up lots of errors in any classes that try to reference those interfaces. Everything
still builds fine in Ant, but this makes it impossible to debug anything in Eclipse.
My solution to this problem has been to create a separate JAR that contains only the
XDoclet-generated classes. I include this JAR in the Eclipse project's classpath and
then everything compiles fine.
Is this the best way to handle this problem? I wasn't sure if anyone else had come up
with a better solution.
Thanks,
Adam
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