Is it possible to use . (current directory) as part of the classpath? for
ex.
<javac srcdir="${cs.projects.root.dir}/${cs.validator.src.dir}"
classpath="${java.class.path};${cs.extended.class.path"
fork="yes"
/>
and the value of the property
cs.extended.class.path=./lib/j2ee.jar;./lib/xml.jar;
While I am running ant in this way, ant is not able to pick up the class
path as I expected. Is there any other way of running things like this?
Thanks
Sugu
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