>>>>> "EB" == Emmanuel Blot <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
EB> I'm going slighty mad with this. Is there a cache or anything
EB> like this between ant runs ?
No but I've seen strange caching problems in setups similar to
yours. Windows Explorer (win98 in my case) would show a wrong
modification time of files sitting on a Linux+Samba server even hours
after I changed them - and notepad showed the old version as well.
I never figured out who was the culprit, just solved it the Windows
way (aka reboot - I didn't reboot the the Linux machine of
course). After that everything went fine for some time - so I doubt
Samba is to blame.
EB> In fact, for a tree dir like this:
EB> src/
EB> a/
EB> b/
EB> c/
EB> d/
EB> e/
EB> f/
EB> h/
EB> i/
EB> j/
EB> tmp/
Assuming <javac src="src/a/b" dest="tmp" ...> and <javac src="src/a/f"
dest="tmp" ...> with your java classes living in packages like a.f.h,
right?
Then
tmp/
a/
f/
h/*.class
i/*.class
j/*.class
h/package.html
i/package.html
j/package.html
is what you should expect to happen. The structure a/f/h is generated
by javac due to your package declaration, while the path of the
utility files relative to the src attribute is h/package.html not
a/f/h/package.html.
Stefan
