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Subject: RE: Javac: multiple source roots & filesets
Two possibilities that spring to mind:
1. the files you require from either source tree to a single
working directory structure, then from there.
2. the generated files you don't want before invoking .
As a general ru
pends on the complexity of your
real project and the flexibility of your build process.
Keith
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From: Wildish, Joe STASCO-OTO/72 [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 26 April 2006 13:38
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Subject: RE: Javac: multiple source roots & filesets
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Subject: Re: Javac: multiple source roots & filesets
Wildish, Joe STASCO-OTO/72 wrote:
> java root_a/One.java root_b/Two.java root_b/Three.java
>
> javac handles this OK (ie. it is not privy to root_a/Two.java, so does not
> attempt to compile it).
Like I warned, this i
Wildish, Joe STASCO-OTO/72 wrote:
java root_a/One.java root_b/Two.java root_b/Three.java
javac handles this OK (ie. it is not privy to root_a/Two.java, so does not attempt to compile it).
Like I warned, this is not always the case
java.exe will pull in any java files it sees fit to compile
t...?
Regards,
Joe
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From: Steve Loughran [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 26 April 2006 10:31
To: Ant Users List
Subject: Re: Javac: multiple source roots & filesets
Have you tried multiple attributes?
Wildish, Joe STASCO-OTO/72 wrote:
All,
New to the list, not new to ANT. Am using v1.6.5. I've had a scan through the
archives of this list but I can't find an answer to my question.. so here goes:
I have two source roots, root_a and root_b. Beneath those directories are some
source files, som
All,
New to the list, not new to ANT. Am using v1.6.5. I've had a scan through the
archives of this list but I can't find an answer to my question.. so here goes:
I have two source roots, root_a and root_b. Beneath those directories are some
source files, some of which are for the same class. e
