OK thanks Peter and Jan. Actually I have seen that before. I didn't even think of it.
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George Hester
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"Peter Reilly" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Jan is right,
> The rhino build system is a bit silly.
> It has a build.xml in s
> Jan is right,
Thanks :)
> The rhino build system is a bit silly.
> It has a build.xml in src as well as the root.
> The build.xml in src assumes that it is called
> from the root build.xml (thus ignoring normal
> ant conventions and common sense).
outch ...
Jan
Jan is right,
The rhino build system is a bit silly.
It has a build.xml in src as well as the root.
The build.xml in src assumes that it is called
from the root build.xml (thus ignoring normal
ant conventions and common sense).
You need to cd to the root and run ant from there.
Peter
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Usually you dont work from the 'src' folder, because there are the sources
and you want to have a directory structure like
projectroot(build.xml)
+-- build(app.jar)
| +-- classes(**/*.class)
+-- src (**/*.java)
Maybe there it´s different, I dont
