How to import a Java class from a package in a different folder

2009-01-13 Thread ilango_g
Hi I have an Eclipse project that generates a EAR. My problem is as follows: The root folder of the project is: DC-Integrated Under DC-Integrated, I have a folder called 'common' and a structure (with a package) under it as: java/src/com.dexcenter.util/LauncherClient.java Under the same

trouble deploying using build.xml -

2008-11-16 Thread ilango_g
I have a Java project in Eclipse and I am trying to build and deploy the project. Unfortunately my build.xml is failing with two errors. Buildfile: C:\Users\i\workspace\RREJB\build.xml clean: cleanall: [echo] # Cleaning common # clean: [delete] Deleting directory C:\Users\i\works

Re: BUILD FAILED Target "dist" does not exist in the project "....

2008-11-11 Thread ilango_g
Yes, I am. Actually, I do not see a "dist" in the targets tab. Is it possible to simply run Ant from the Eclipse for the same build.xml? Mark Salter-5 wrote: > > ilango_g wrote: >> Hi >> I have written and used an Ant build.xml from Eclipse Europa to create >

BUILD FAILED Target "dist" does not exist in the project "....

2008-11-11 Thread ilango_g
Hi I have written and used an Ant build.xml from Eclipse Europa to create and deploy a WAR file into JBoss 5 CR 2. As far as I know there are no references to the target "dist" in my build.xml. So I am confused why it is complaining about "dist". The output is below: Buildfile: C:\Users\ilango\w

how to call Ant targets/tasks from command line or Eclipse

2008-05-11 Thread ilango_g
Hi I have an build file with the following: How would I call this target to generate JAX-WS classes? thanks in advance ilango -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/how-to-call-Ant-targets-tasks-from-command-line-or-Eclipse-tp17170580p17170

how to call an Ant task

2008-04-23 Thread ilango_g
Hi I have a build.xml that has the following: I need to call the "generate-Metro-jaxws task (or should I say, target) to generate some Java classes. I would be grateful for any suggestions. thanks Ilango -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.