----- Original Message ----- From: "Dale G. Herrig" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: "Ant" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Tuesday, May 08, 2001 7:47 PM Subject: proposed fix, java files always compile
> > Using: jakarta-ant-1.3-src.zip > Platform: Solaris > JDK1.3 > > > No matter what I do, even after reading the FAQ solution > and making sure > > <!--#######[ time stamp target ]#######--> > <target name="prepare"> <tstamp/> </target> > That should not change anything of the behaviour of the javac task since it normally does (or should do) the same thing you are doing, compare the timestamp of source and destination file. > and after trying many, many combinations settings of > srcdir= , destdir= and classpath=, when running ant > it always recompiles my java files. > Maybe you should tell us (or should have asked a long time ago): - How does your target containing javac look like - How does your build environment look like (What directories, where are the sources, where are the classes) Can you try if the attached test works as expected? (Should compile 3, then 1, then 2 files). Can you provide a simple testcase which shows your problem? Maybe you are just including parts of the package name in the srcdir-attribute? This is a common mistake which leads to this behaviour. If I remember correctly there are other users using Ant on Solaris without problems like this... (Anyone here?) Nico
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