Hi all,
Apologies if this is already discussed, as I can't
find an archive of this list...
Question: When trying to build Ant on linux
(RH 6.2) the build process complains that it can't
find a classic compiler. I have several jdks and
have now tried them all. I have also tried setting
the compiler property to "modern" in build.xml, no
joy. My classpath, path, java_home all look
correct, does anybody know what magic needs to be
woven for Ant to recognise a linux java compiler as
either modern or classic ?? If it would just simply
use the javac in my path (blackdown 1.3) I would be
ecstatic.
p.s. Seems odd that Ant is lining itself up for
a problem experienced by the arts community. By
defining v1.3 as modern, will we wind up dealing
with compiler settings such as post-modern,
very-modern, ultra-modern, still-got-its-price-tag,
et all?
Thanks for any tips,
Dave Elliot
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