Hi, just for your understanding:
Ant's javac task is not a compiler itself, but calls the specified
compiler (if not specified otherwise, the javac of the jdk you are
running ant with.)
BUT: In the most cases Ant is passing a resolved classpath to the compiler.
Regarding the specified order of
I understand this won't answer your question, but why wouldn't you just build
your classpath using the path element tag, and let ANT build the fully
qualified list instead of using wildcards in the javac classpath? You can do
what you want like this:
You may have already done this, but at this point I'd say run ant in
fully verbose, debug mode and see if anything shows up that indicates
what it going on. Sorry I couldn't provide more help.
Maury
On 01/16/13 01:33, WebServices Development wrote:
Thank you Maury.
I made the change and te
Thank you Maury.
I made the change and tested it on both linux and windows. It did not work in
both environments. Actually, in my various trials, I had tried this one also
before, but it doesn't work. It seems, ANT is not parsing it correctly
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From: Maurice Feskani
