Hello Andrew, try ant -p to get a look at the Ant default environment.
Packaging is part of Java and not peculiar to Ant. A good tool to use when
packaging and jars are a mystery is Jarscan found at:
http://www.inetfeedback.com/jarscan/index.jsp
Insert the following Ant target snippet into your
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Hello
I am fairly new to Ant. I am trying to use it to compile java, but I am
having problems with 'package does not exist' I assume it's a classpath
issue. Although I can find plenty of advice on how to set the classpath, I
cannot understand what it should be.
My directory structure is something
