path:
>
> target="1.3"
> bootclasspath="C:/Java/jdk1.3.1_16/jre/lib/rt.jar"
> srcdir="${source}"
> destdir="${classes}" />
>
> Hoping that this was your problem ;)
>
> Barry
>
> Andy Wickson wrote:
> > Hi,
> &g
Hi,
I know that using
I can specify the javac that I want to use for a compilation but is it
possible to do this the other way round?
I.e., I want to explicitly specify to Ant the runtime to use for itself at
startup (one which it won't find as default in the $PATH) and then use the
default j
ute in it, Ant does
> not know what target to execute.
>
> Chris Erskine
>
> EDS Consulting Services
> Colorado Springs, CO
>
> Phone: 719-265-5962
> Cell: 719-640-6488
>
>
> > -Original Message-
> > From: Andy Wickson [mailto:[EMAIL
Hi,
I am attempting the run the following ant script:
simple example build file
where common is a directory under the root directory (containing the
build.xml file) that contains some java source files.
When I run the script with the debug option i get the following output:
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