Thanks to Diane for solving my question about the parameters to java. However I have not been able to fix my first problem, so let me restate it (hopefully a bit more clearly). At this point I have a number of different looking build files:
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<javac srcdir="${src.dir}"
destdir="${build.dir}"
classpath="${classpath}"
includes="**/${module.name}*,**/svc/*"
debug="on" deprecation="on" >
</javac>
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<javac srcdir="${src.dir}"
destdir="${build.dir}"
classpath="${classpath}"
debug="on" deprecation="on" >
<include name="**/${module.name}*" />
<include name="**svc/*" />
</javac>
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Both of these files work through shell scripts but neither one of them works when ant is called from JBuilder. The problem with JBuilder is that I wish to compile all the files in the directory "**/${module.name}" but I only end up compiling those with names that begin with ${module.name}. For example, if module.name=Here and if my source code looks like this:
/foo/bar/svc/Here.java
/foo/bar/svc/HereBean.java
/foo/bar/svc/HereHome.java
/foo/bar/svc/Thingy.java
I want to compile all of the above files, but only Here.java, HereBean.java, and HereHome.java get compiled.
Thanks for any insight you might have.
--Chris
> <include/> takes a single name, not a comma-separated list. Break your
> <include name="...,..."> down to two separate <include
> name="..."/>'s, or
> use the "includes" attribute, which can take a comma-separated list.
>
> Diane
>
> --- Chris Hall <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > This is reviving an old thread from late October.
> >
> > First off, there are a number of useful OpenTools for JBuilder at:
> > http://andersnorlin.tripod.com/
> > More specifically there is a good tool to incorporate Ant
> in JBuilder
> > at:
> > http://www.dieter-bogdoll.de/java/AntRunner
> >
> > Unfortunately, this tool has not been quite right for my
> purposes (for
> > various reasons). So my solution is to have a number of different
> > Configurations under Run Projects. Each configuration compiles a
> > different
> > EJB in our code, all based on the same ant build file. We currently
> > access
> > this ant file thorugh a number of scripts (one for each
> EJB) that pass a
> > number of parameters to the ant build file. I have been able to
> > duplicate
> > the scripts exactally in JBuilder and things are working
> for 8 out of 9
> > of
> > the EJBs. The last EJB has a few more files to compile and
> it doesn't
> > seem
> > to be doing everything it should be.
> >
> > Lets say the directory contains a bunch of files:
> > /svc/Foo.java
> > /svc/MerchantBean.java
> > etc etc.
> >
> > Only those files that start with "Merchant" (including ones
> that are not
> > part of the bean) are being compiled.
> >
> > The relevant ant build code is this:
> >
> > <target name="compile" depends="init">
> > <javac srcdir="${src.dir}"
> > destdir="${build.dir}"
> > classpath="${classpath}"
> > debug="on" deprecation="on" >
> >
> > <include name="**/${module.name}*,**/svc/*" />
> >
> > </javac>
> > </target>
> >
> > where ${module.name} is "Merchant"
> >
> > I would think that the **/${module.name}* part would
> compile all files
> > starting with Merchant in the whole tree structure, while
> the **/svc/*
> > part
> > would make sure that all files in the /svc/ directory would
> get compiled
> > no
> > mater what name they start with. In other words, these two
> parts should
> > interact in an "or" fashion, but they seem to be acting in an "and"
> > fashion.
> > The other complication is that things are working fine,
> with the same
> > build
> > file, in my shell scripts. Argh.
> >
> > Anyway, thanks for your help and patience with this long
> winded e-mail.
> >
> > --Chris
> >
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