I see two problems here.
1. A path that begins with a "/" is an absolute path. I can't tell if
this is what you want, but I suspect you actually want a path relative
to the project directory.
2. What this fileset specifies is "all Java files in director
rameter.
That
will show you the internals of Ant's thinking and how it is building
the
list of files to compile, and that fileset.
On Thu, Aug 13, 2009 at 1:51 PM, Mike Baranczak
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I changed the target like you said.
Output when running on the HFS+ partition:
[echo] Listing of
so try modifying your target to look like this:
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On Thu, 2009-08-13 at 13:18 -0400, Martin Gainty wrote:
> well something wrong with srcdir spec
> is this a link of some kind?
No link, just a regular directory.
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> if you drop to command line
> cd srcDirPath
> ls -al
> are there any java files in that srcDir?
Yes, there are. And my computer
Tried that - no effect.
-MB
On Thu, 2009-08-13 at 13:00 -0400, Martin Gainty wrote:
> that error is generated by an invalid sourcepath
> did you try setting sourcepath=""
> ?
> Martin Gainty
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I did.
> In my case, /tmp was full which is apparently used by javac when performing a
> build.
> Therefore, I would check free disk space on all of your mount points.
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> Shawn Castrianni
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> -Original Message-
> From: Mike Baranczak [mailto:mbar
I'm having a very strange problem with Ant on my new computer. It's a
Mac mini-tower with 2 Xeon processors, and I'm dual-booting it with Mac
OS and Ubuntu Linux. I have a secondary hard drive (HFS+) that I use for
sharing data between the two operating systems - this includes all my
software proje
Project page: http://macbuild.sourceforge.net
Author: Mike Baranczak
License: Apache License
Release status: alpha
The purpose of this task is to package a Java application as a Mac OS X
application bundle. It basically does the same thing as Jar Bundler
(which comes as part of Apple's deve
