Hi,
Ant version 1.4
I am trying to compile my test java files - one of which refers to .java
files in a completely seperate package. The compilation fails saying,
"package org.jboss.docs.cmp.cd.bean does not exist
[javac] import org.jboss.docs.cmp.cd.bean.*; ..."
My hierarchy is as follows:
(link to /usr/local/dev in home dir)
~/dev/examples/org/jboss/docs/cmp/cd/bean/*.java
~/dev/examples/org/jboss/docs/cmp/cd/interfaces/*.java
~/dev/test/servlets/src/classes/TestServlet.java
~/dev/test/servlets/src/classes/EJBClientServlet.java (This one
contains the ejb import stmts)
My ant's compile target looks like this:
<target name="compile" depends="prepare">
<javac srcdir="${src.home}"
destdir="/tmp/unwrap/boo"
classpath="${classpath}"
debug="on">
</javac>
</target>
The ${src.home} is /usr/local/dev/test/servlets/src/classes. This I know
because when I rename EJBClientServlet.java to EJBClientServlet.Lava the
compilation succeeds i.e. only with TestServlet.java.
How do I tell ant where to find the package I want to tap? I have tried
using the includes attribute but then nothing is compiled at all.
Then I searched the archives and google groups and have so far come up
empty-handed (so it might be something pretty simple but I can't seem to
find it.)
I could probably include the package in the nested 'src' tag but then
what is 'includes' for?
The explanation in the online manual says the following with regard to
using 'includes' with javac:
'comma-separated list of patterns of files that must be included; all
files are included when omitted.'
What does 'all files are included when omitted' mean? Does it mean all
files all over the world are included? If it does, then if I use include
'org.jboss.docs.cmp.cd.**' and get nothing compiled, by leaving it out I
should have the package included by leaving it out!
I would really appreciate someone's help on this as I'm running around
in circles.
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