I think the point to make is that the same JDK will be used regardless
of the values of build.compiler or compiler attribute, but the
difference will be in the compiled classes that are outputted, that is
setting compiler to javac1.4 will generate class files compatible with
java version 1.4 and la
>Note, I would try this as a last resoft, I am sure the designers of the
original build.xml had >a reason for the fork="true" attribute and be
careful for un-intented side-effects... also you >may want to search the
file for additonal fork="true" assingments
If this turns out to be the case you
I am sure you mean depending not appending as it would be fairly hard
to delete a file at the same time as appending to it.
You need to use the delete task with a fileset containing a size
selector, i.e.
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From: Pfau Oliver FRD II [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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http://ant.apache.org/manual/CoreTasks/delete.html states that it :
"Deletes ... a specified directory and all of its files and
subdirectories ...". I would suggest that a fileset always includes the
directory specified by the dir attribute. How about a workaround of
straight after the delete, o
