> From: Daniel Zapata [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Why are you putting build.xmls in directories under /src? > -----Original Message----- > From: Baz ĪŅŠ° [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Is it such a bad design that nobody wants to comment? :((
I'm sure it's not a bad design. But everybody's situation is different though, so it's hard to comment. All I can tell you is that I'm also biased toward a single build.xml per project. The main reason I've written <subant> was to deal with native library sub-builds, where the main build.xml delegates to as many sub-builds as libraries, possibly traversing directories to get to them. Beside this use case, all our projects have a single build.xml. When the project is composed of several source trees, I do invoke <javac> several time, each time putting the classes in a different classes/ dir, and can thus enforce correct dependencies between the source trees. Note though that usually, the several <javac> all live in the same target. Unless your project is quite large, this is fast enough, and is a simple design build-script-wise. I hope this helps. --DD --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
