see inline!
Stefan Bodewig
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On Tue, 26 Nov 2002, Oliver Wulff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> I guess you mean if I set the attribute "dest".
>Yes.
>> I show you my complete case:
>Thanks.
>> When I execute the idl compiler on each idl, it generates a lot of
>> java files (200-400). Afterwards, it will compile them.
>So each idl maps to n .java files, right?
yes!
>> <uptodate property="idl.compile" targetfile="${idl.dir}/Base.idl">
>> <srcfiles dir="${classes.dir}/com/zurich/chz/orb" includes="
**/*.class"/>
>> </uptodate>
>Isn't the logic reversed here? Source would be the IDL file and
>target would be the whole bunch of classes.
The manual says: Sets a property if a target file or set of target
files is more up-to-date than a source file or set of source files.
I guess that's right. If the IDL file is newer then recompile.
>All .class files get compiled at the same time, so if one of them is
>older than the IDL file, all need to be regenerated. Am I correct?
Yes
>Are the names of the .class files predictable - at least so that you
>Aknow one of them per IDL file? In that case, something like
Unfortunately not. The content of the IDL (interface name, ...) maps
to the Java classes.
<apply executable="idl-compiler">
<arg ...>
<srcfile/>
<fileset dir="..." includes="*.idl"/>
<mapper ...>
</apply>
>where I hope it would be possible to write a regexp mapper to get a
>single .java or .class file name from the name of the IDL file.
>In this case, only the IDL files that are newer than the corresponding
>.java (.class) files would get passed to the compiler.
Stefan
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