Rob beat me to the punch here :-) Specifying includeAntRuntime=false is
how I worked around class conflict issues between ant and my compiler.
Rob van Oostrum wrote:
>
> how about adding the includeRuntime=false attribute, and put the rt.jar on
> the compiler classpath manually (where you can cotnrol the order)
>
> Jon Skeet wrote:
>
> > > if the generics collect.jar is only for compiling against,
> > > why would you want it
> > > in your bootclasspath, rather than in the compiler's classpath (javac
> > > -classpath)?
> >
> > Because otherwise the "normal" classes from rt.jar will be used, and the
> > new classes will be ignored - so the compiler will complain.
> >
> > Jon
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