Hello,
I'm using the Javac task programmatically to compile java source files.
Unfortunately, javac does not remove class files of java files that do
not exist (anymore). And pruning the destination dir is not a good
solution, because only the changed java files should be compiled - not
all f
Petar Tahchiev schrieb am 23.08.2005 18:26:
What's wrong with the delete task?
Thanks for the hint. Want to delete file? - Use delete task! :-) After
reading the documentation second time I found the solution.
You need a delete task that contains a file set. That file set contains
a prese
On 23/08/05, Martin Burger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> I'm using the Javac task programmatically to compile java source files.
> Unfortunately, javac does not remove class files of java files that do
> not exist (anymore). And pruning the destination dir is not a good
> solution, be
Hello,
I'm using the Javac task programmatically to compile java source files.
Unfortunately, javac does not remove class files of java files that do
not exist (anymore). And pruning the destination dir is not a good
solution, because only the changed java files should be compiled - not
all f
