I think someone has to revise the rules that the build file uses to
decide if something can be build or not without a particular package.
My case in point is <wlstart> <wlstop>. The build indicates
that it requires the weblogic jars, but if you look at the code
it seems that all it does is calling the correct class name using
<java>. There is no reason tfor this tasks not to be provided
as part of the nightly builds, let alone betas.
In amasement, I found that other tasks like <ejbjar> (including
<weblogic> subelement) are provided as part of nightly builds.
Jose Alberto
----- Original Message -----
From: "GOMEZ Henri" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Ant Developers List" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, May 02, 2002 8:26 PM
Subject: RE: Annoncement text for 1.5beta1
>> Why did you drop the optional jar ?
>It is still there - but as part of the main
>distribution itself. Haven't ya downlaod the
>beta yet? ;-)
Yes, in binary tarball but no more as a separate
jar. I used to make the rpm building core ant
from source and installing after the optional jar.
>> Could you at least provide a partial optional
>> jar including all compiled class for non-free
>> products (starteam (com.starbase), vaj (com.ibm.ivj),
>> weblogic (weblogic.ejb))
>
>...and, as ever, it is inclusive of all these.
The suggestion was to split optional in free/non-free
package. I could build the majority of optional but
still lack commercials products api to make build them.
So if I release a rpm, it will be with a partial optional
jar and you'll get users complaining about 'incorrect rpm'.
>> What's the problem with Regexp :
>>
>> if (RegexpUtil.hasFlag(options, MATCH_SINGLELINE)) {
>> cOptions |= RE.MATCH_SINGLELINE;
>>
>> RE.MATCH_SINGLELINE is unknown against regexp 1.2
>
>I will let somebody else answer that...
Ok
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