Yes, it worked as Scot suggested, It was the matter of using the
sourcepath. Here's the desciption fro the website:
*=
sourcepath*
The *sourcepath* to use; defaults to the value of the srcdir attribute
(or nested ||
WOW, guys thanks for the fast response, I really appretiate this help.
I am standing in the main directory (MyProject).
When I use -verbose I get alot of output, something like:
[javac] MyOp1.java added as MyOp1.class doesn't exist.
[javac] Op1Helper.java added as Op1Helper.class doesn't exist.
.
When you execute your ant script, what directory are you "standing" in?
I see you give a "relative" srcdir of Operation1. Are you standing in
the directory that Operation1 lives? You may also need to use
sourcepath attribute.
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Use switch -verbose when running your ant target. This will spit out the
'javac' command ANT is using.
Eg: ant op1 -verbose
Examine how this command is different from the 'javac' command that
works for you.
Hope this helps.
-Prashant
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Hi Every Body:
I am facing a probelm compile a java application. My Java application
uses external and internal library.
In other words, let's say i have a package called java.matrix, and I
wrote a package for this project called MathOp,
the layout of my project directory is :
MyProject
