Hello
What do you want to do with this jar?
Add it to Ant or use it to javac sth. Or else?
To integrate a jar on the classpath of Ant it is enough to put the jar in the
lib dir of Ant.
Greetings
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Von: eyalg1972 [mailto:
Hi,
Does anyone knows how to add a specific jar to the classpath?
I know that there is a property- additional.classpath, but I don't know how
to use it...
Eyal
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For a cheap, quick fix, try using a dependset and either searching your src
tree for files with constants, or hard-coding the list (you could keep them in
a separate file if that helps).
-Matt
--- On Mon, 3/23/09, David Weintraub wrote:
> From: David Weintraub
> Subject: Re: incremental com
When I was a C developer, we had similar dependency issues with C and
Make. Changing a static constant in one source file didn't cause all
objects to recompile .And, if we didn't put it in our Makefiles,
changing a *.h file didn't necessarily recompile the source code that
depended upon it. We just
On Mon, Mar 23, 2009 at 12:50 PM, Stephen Woods wrote:
> Unfortuantely, thats not how the packager resolver currently works.
> The packager downloads mini-ant build files (package.xml), runs an
> xslt transformation over them to make sure all of the ant tasks used
> are on the "blessed" list, and
How large is your codebase that you are looking to use incremental
compilation. Most java compilers are pretty fast and re-compiling 1000
classes doesn't take very long (couple seconds).
The issue is that the tool that determines if a class needs to be re-
compiled must fully understand the
