Hi Steve,
Thanks for the explanation. It still would save some head scratching
and $$$ (I spent almost a whole day trying to get my ant file running)
if the fork option documentation was a bit expanded.
Cheers,
Fred
--- Steve Loughran <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Fred Janon wrot
x27;true' is not the default for the
java target in ant but that's how it is.
Conclusion: make sure that 'fork="true"' is set on a java target in Ant
is you want to use your own classpath and not the Ant one.
Fred
--- Garrett Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
Is there anything to display the classpath that Ant is using to launch
a java task besides the verbose and debug ant options that don't
display it?
How can I debug Ant file in general? I check the Ant manual left and
right and didn't find anything.
Thanks
Fred
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Hi,
I am trying to write an Ant build.xml file to compile and run a Java
(Groovy) app without too much success. I spent a day reading the Ant
manual and trying all sorts of things. The ant file builds the classes
correctly but apparently fails to include the current directory at
runtime. I think m
