all should look like this:
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ution is to use the special call keyword, which ensures that
execution returns:
call ant -f cond3.xml
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Laconia Data Systems wrote:
Sounds like you have an adapter missing..this solution works when compiling
ANT scripts within Eclipse:
add the following property before compiling:
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No, I've debugged into Ant and it's simply that this statement:
Class.forName("com.sun.tools.javac.Main");
thr
work not why not use jikes ?
compiler can be obtained at http://www-124.ibm.com/developerworks/oss/jikes/
ANT_OPTS = -Dbuild.compiler=jikes
Done. That works indeed. Still, seems a little bit like a hack to me.
I'd love to know why Ant can't find the compiler.
Thanks
Seba
at uses Ant, including Ant itself.
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ile by manually forcing ant to use
extJavac as compiler, but that's no long-term solution, as it would mean
manually doing every ebuild that uses Java.
Unless there is a way of globally setting the build.compiler property of
Ant?
Sebastian Redl
ottom line: I'm out of ideas what could cause the problem. Everything,
everyone but Ant finds the compiler. Ant doesn't.
Could there be any ClassLoader issues?
Thanks in advance
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