Yasothamani wrote:
Is clean build means to delete the classes directory, then we are doing that during java compilation. You can see the target clean in the attached build.xml where the directory is deleted.

Thanks & Regards
YASOTHAMANI R
Objectel Development
India Comnet International


well, if the classes file isnt being deleted, then that's where the problem lies

<delete dir="${classes}" quiet="yes"/>

the use of quiet is a warning sign. Why do you not want to know when deletion fails? That could hide a problem. Why would delete complain except if a class is in use inside an application server?

And if a class is in use by some program, then javac cant override it, even if it wants to

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