That would have been my guess, too, but using some other make file and 
letting it run with several iterations works just fine.
That's why I'm looking for something I maybe doing wrong with Ant.





"Ma, Jian" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
18.01.2002 06:53
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why don't you try to compile the class it complains about using command
line:

javac yourClass.java

If it still complains, it means that class has some problem.  Most likely 
it
implements an interface without providing implementation for all the
declared methods or it extends from a super class but doesn't override 
some
abstract method declared in the super class.

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sure!

I'm using Java 1.2.2.0.6, Ant 1.41.

The target producing the problem is:

        <target name="build_compile" depends="create_dir">
                <echo message="${java.vm.version}"/>
                <echo message="${java.vm.name}"/>
                <echo message="${java.version}"/>
                <javac 
                srcdir="${srcDir}" 
                destdir="${destDir}" 
                classpathref="classpath" 
                deprecation="off" 
                debug="off" 
                depend="on"
                verbose="off" 
                failonerror="on" 
                optimize="off" 
                fork="YES" 
                memoryInitialSize="64m" 
                memoryMaximumSize="1024m"/>
        </target>

the classpath ref is: 

        <path id="classpath">
                <pathelement path="${cPatchPath3}"/>
                <pathelement path="${cPatchPath2}"/>
                <pathelement path="${cPatchPath1}"/>
                <pathelement path="${cPath}"/>
        </path>

the properties are:

        <property name="cHome" value="../"/>
        <property name="cPath" value="${cHome}MCBS_Home"/>
        <property name="cPatchPath1" value="${cHome}Release/${cPatch1}"/>
        <property name="cPatchPath2" value="${cHome}Release/${cPatch2}"/>
        <property name="cPatchPath3" value="${cHome}Release/${cPatch3}"/>

any guess?

Thanks sofar!

Hauke






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Sent: Thursday, January 17, 2002 4:01 PM
Subject: compile error


> While I'm trying to compile round about 2000 java files for a big 
project,
>
> the compiling fails with the following messages:
>
> "whatever".class is an abstract class. It can't be instantiated.
>
> That would be fine... if the mentioned would be of an abstract type. 
But,
> as you can guess, it isn't!
> Is the something I may be missing?

I don't know. In general it's not a problem to build projects which 
contain
abstract classes without any "tricks" and the error message seems to be a
compiler message, not an Ant error.

Can you tell us more about your environment? OS, Java version, Ant 
version,
maybe the part of the buildfile that causes this problem?

Nico




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