Donald McLean wrote:
As I understand things, it is only possible to resolve circular
references in the same compile. In other words, they would have to not
only be in the same target but they would also have to be in the same
javac task within that target.
YMMV, void where prohibited, cash va
As I understand things, it is only possible to resolve circular
references in the same compile. In other words, they would have to not
only be in the same target but they would also have to be in the same
javac task within that target.
YMMV, void where prohibited, cash value US$0.0002
mojoRis
Understood... But, as Dimitris pointed out you usually put your
build/classes dir in your classpath. Additionally, you probably want
to include the source directory in the sourcepath section of the
javac task...
To be honest I'm not sure you are structuring your build.xml correctly
or pe
get. I can't build successfully because the first
> target can never compile since the second target hasn't been built yet.
>
> What am I doing wrong?
>
> Thanks so much for anyhelp you can offer -
>
> John
>
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Scot P. Floess wrote:
Can we see your build.xml?
Also, is this Java compilation?
mojoRising wrote:
Hi. I am new to using ANT and hope someone can help me with this, I
am sure
most basic, question which has confounded me.
I have 2 targets. Each target contains a file that has references to
a
Can we see your build.xml?
Also, is this Java compilation?
mojoRising wrote:
Hi. I am new to using ANT and hope someone can help me with this, I am sure
most basic, question which has confounded me.
I have 2 targets. Each target contains a file that has references to a class
in the other targe
since the second target hasn't been built yet.
What am I doing wrong?
Thanks so much for anyhelp you can offer -
John
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