On 24/08/05, Stephen Morrison <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi, > > I'm trying to build an Ant project that uses some Apple Cocoa classes. > These are stored as .class files and not as jars. They reside in a > completely different folder to my project. I can compile and run my > program by referencing these from the command line as follows: > > javac -classpath /System/Library/Java:. MyProgram.java > > java -classpath /System/Library/Java:. MyProgram > > Is there a way I can replicate this functionality using Ant and add the > directory (System/Library/Java) to the classpath? > > I've tried solutions from the Ant documentation and the archives of > this list but haven't been able to get anything to work yet. > > Thanks in advance, > Steve. > You can always use the <compilerarg> task to pass arguments to the compiler, but rather why don't you try <path id="compile.cp"> <fileset dir="YOUR DIR"> <include name=""/> </fileset> </path> and later on call the classpath using <javac srcdir="" destdir="" classpathref="compile.cp"/> Or just use <classpath>
-- Regards, Petar!
