First thing I would suggest is to:
1) Get rid of the "includes" attribute since the <javac> task is smart
enough to know to pick up *.java -- or,
2) Set the "includes" and "excludes" attributes as follows:
....
includes="**/${build.includedFiles}"
excludes="**/${build.excludedFiles}"
I'd also suggest (but not certain that it's even the problem) to use
"*.java" instead of "**.java". I believe one asterisk is enough to specify
the pattern match 'everything with a .java extension'.
-----Original Message-----
From: Scott Ellsworth [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, February 05, 2002 4:58 PM
To: Ant List
Subject: Any way to echo a fileset?
Hi, all.
I am trying to figure out why none of my files are getting compiled in
one of my projects. I presume it is something very easy, but that I am
not seeing it because I have been staring at it all day. If I could
find out exactly what path on the filesystem it was looking at, I might
be able to spot it.
I have provided below the grungy details of what I cannot find, so if
someone does see an obvious boo-boo, I would really appreciate a pointer.
I recently reorganized the world into:
build
standardProperties.properties
standardTargets.targets
node_model
build.xml
source
org
metagraph
node
model
Action.java
For the next few tasks, the following defines have been read.
build.basedir=ant_build
compile.source=source
compile.classes=${build.basedir}/classes
compile.classpath=""
build.includedFiles="**.java"
build.excludedFiles=""
My depend task contains:
<mkdir dir="${compile.classes}"/>
My javac task is:
<target name="compile">
<echo message="building ${compile.source} with
${build.includedFiles}"/>
<echo message="building ${build.includedFiles}"/>
<javac
srcdir="${compile.source}"
destdir="${compile.classes}"
classpath="${compile.classpath}"
excludes="${build.excludedFiles}"
includes="${build.includedFiles}"
verbose="true"
/>
</target>
In my output, I see:
Project base dir set to:
/Users/work/Documents/coding/isis/source/node_model
parsing buildfile
/Users/work/Documents/coding/isis/source/node_model/build.xml with URI =
file:/Users/work/Documents/coding/isis/source/node_model/build.xml
Override ignored for user property basedir
Project base dir set to:
/Users/work/Documents/coding/isis/source/node_model
(NB - this base dir is correct - I want the build based out of
node_model)
[property] Loading
/Users/work/Documents/coding/isis/source/build/standardProperties.properties
resolving systemId: file:../build/standardTargets.xml
(NB - This file is, indeed, in ../build, so it looks like am I based in
node_model just like it says.)
depend:
[mkdir] Created dir:
/Users/work/Documents/coding/isis/source/node_model/ant_build/classes
(NB - from the depend task, we now know that ${compile.classes} is
node_model/ant_build/classes )
compile:
[echo] building source with **.java
(NB - this is from "building ${compile.source} with
${build.includedFiles}", so we see that it should be looking for **.java
files in source. Given that the basedir is stuff/node_model, the source
should be sought in stuff/node_model/source.)
[echo] building **.java
(NB - this one is from "building ${build.includedFiles}")
And that is it. No other messages from javac, and no other
information. Also, no class files found in the output.
From the shell:
ls
/Users/work/Documents/coding/isis/source/node_model/source/org/metagraph/nod
e/
model
Action.java
So, if it is looking in node_model/source for my source, it will find
org, and under org, it will find Action.java. Why is it not compiling?
Scott
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