JBuilder4 includes its own version of the J2SE (JDK1.3) Their version is
1.3.0-C. The latest version at Sun is 1.3.0_01 (or at least when I
downloaded it). You must configure JB4 to use an external compiler. If you
are using the free edition, you have special hoops. What version of JB4 are
you using?
FYI, your classpath when you run ANYTHING from JB4 is automagically created
for you.
Steve
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Sibon Barman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Tuesday, January 30, 2001 8:12 AM
> To: ant
> Subject: class file size difference between Ant script and JBuilder
>
> When I compile java files from jbuilder 4 project, the size of some class
> files are different from the class files that get generated by my ant
> script running through AntRunner. This causes a problem because when I run
> the product using classes generated from Ant script, the product would
> through exception (Java.langVerifyError) when it tries to verify a method
> signature. But when I compile the files using Jbuilder compiler (bcj) from
> JBuilder 4 IDE, the classes produced seem to work fine without producing
> any error when run. Since I specify the modern compiler for Ant script I
> am guessing it tries to find 1.3 jdk and finds it under Jbuilder4/jdk1.3
> ---- since I don't have any other 1.3 jdk installed on my machine. If so
> how does compiling from JBuilder4 IDE produces class files different from
> those produced by the jdk1.3 compiler under JBuilder4 through Ant script.
> Also mind you, in my JBuilder4 IDE I specified it to use 1.3 compiler.
> This problem is driving me insane ---- Ant was supposed to be used mainly
> for build purposes but now I can't use it for that purpose anymore. As far
> as compilation goes, both cases (JBuilder 4 IDE and ant script) were both
> succesful. Could this be anything to do with Ant's lack of dependecy
> checking while compiling?
>
> Sibon Barman
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