Update:
Finally I managed to compile and jar the content of the src dir.
This is the updated build.properties file:
src.dir=${basedir}/projects/modules/src
build.dir=${basedir}/projects/WEB-INF/build
dist.dir=${basedir}/projects/WEB-INF/dist
project.name=gdv
main-class=apps.gdv.GDVLauncher
jar-classpath=.\\gdv.jar
I renounced to use a side path for my scripts because I can't see an easy way
to reference the project's basedir attribute from the property file. Now I'm
putting build.xml and build.properties in the root folder as usual.
The trick has been commenting out the <include> nested elements present in the
'compile' task. Also, I set <javac>'s sourcepath property to the project's main
class. This is what I have now:
<target name="compile" depends="init">
<javac sourcepath="${src.dir}/apps/gdv/GDVLauncher.java"
srcdir="${src.dir}"
includeantruntime="false"
destdir="${build.dir}"
debug="on"><!--
<include name="${src.dir}/packages/sde/actor/**"/>
<include name="${src.dir}/packages/sde/semaphore/**"/>
<include name="${src.dir}/packages/sde/monitor/**"/>
<include name="${src.dir}/packages/synch/**"/>
<include name="${src.dir}/apps/gdv/**"/>-->
</javac>
</target>
Resources are now merged to the dist folder through a <copy> element, in the
'init' task.
As you can tell, though, I can't be happy with this result since I want to
include only a subset of packages, not the whole source folder.
Any ideas?
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