> The implementation of Ant's javah task doesn't even check which version
> of Java you are using. If this is a change, it is within the JDK, not
> Ant.
That was my first thought as well:
http://mail.openjdk.java.net/pipermail/macosx-port-dev/2012-March/003554.html
> If you run Ant -verbose it
On 2012-03-13, Greg Brown wrote:
> The other day I noticed that, when run under Java 6, the task
> only produces headers for explicitly named classes. However, under
> Java 7, generates headers for the named classes as well as any
> nested or inner classes defined by those classes, regardless of
Hi,
I have a list of filenames which I want to pass into a java array from
an Ant build.xml.
Previously the list was available as a comma separated String in one
class, but now I want to use it in multiple classes.
I have been messing with Filelist but just cannot seem to be able to get
the m
Hi all,
The other day I noticed that, when run under Java 6, the task only
produces headers for explicitly named classes. However, under Java 7,
generates headers for the named classes as well as any nested or inner classes
defined by those classes, regardless of whether the nested classes ac
