everything in the
> build/classes directory and use that to create a pattern to copy.
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Raja Nagendra Kumar wrote:
We are using lot of opensource library code, which also gets complied from
source code. However, my code many not use all the sources of opensource
library. This way, me copying all the opensource source always is not
recommended. For this reason only, we wanted to sele
Hmm, I wonder if you can do something by enabling listfiles output to
the javac task? Or verbose?
Anyway that may help you some...
Raja Nagendra Kumar wrote:
Hi,
Let me rephrase my need..
We are a organisation, which use open source and also lot of common library
to develop j2me applicatio
Very very interesting. I understand.
I'll have to give this some thought.
Raja Nagendra Kumar wrote:
Hi,
Let me rephrase my need..
We are a organisation, which use open source and also lot of common library
to develop j2me applications.
Any new J2ME application we develop, we either start fr
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Sorry, I still don't understand why you are doing this copy...in this
fashion... Clearly you can extrapolate based on the class files
generated compared to the source path's defined...
But, why is it important to have just these Java files? Meaning what is
the purpose and why? I just don't
ass, searching for the respective java file in source and src
paths etc..
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Raja Nagendra Kumar.
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Raja Nagendra Kumar wrote:
Hi,
In ant script like the following with both srcdir and sourcepath..
I am looking to copy the source code files to seperate directory after the
javac task. For this I know all the files in srcdir is one
If you know the dirs you are compiling, why not copy the files from
there? For example, I see ${PROJECT_HOME}/common/src in your
sourcepath... So why does Javac need this functionality? Stock command
line javac doesn't do this. I don't see why the task javac should
either
Raja Nagendr
I see javac task attribute listfiles.. however not sure how to use this in
the context of copying them to a new location.
Regards,
Nagendra
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were compiled by javac task. if this feature
does not exist, it may be good candidate to provide the same in new version
of ant :)
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Raja Nagendra Kumar,
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