Yes, in good Java practice, your source file should be
${src}/api/enCommerce/getAccess/API/User/MyFile.java
and not
${src}/api/MyFile.java
All the Java tools expect you to have a directory structure beneath your
source directories which matches your package structure.
Antoine
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Subject: <javac> not creating package subdirectories
> the following task (only 1 java file)
>
> <javac srcdir="${src}/api" optimize="on" classpathref="classpath"/>
>
> creates a .class file in the ${src}/api directory, even though the java
file has this statement
>
> package enCommerce.getAccess.API.User;
>
> I expect it to create the directories enCommerce/getAccess/API/User and
put the class file there.
>
> That screws up my following task
> <jar destfile="${distr}/getextapi.jar" filesonly="true">
> <fileset dir="${src}/api">
> <include name="**/*.class"/>
> </fileset>
> </jar>
>
> what did I not do right?
> Should I organize the source directory structure according to the package
structure?
>
> I move the java file to ${src}/api/enCommerce/getAccess/API/User/*.java
> and I got the desired result.
>
> Is that what's supposed to happen?
>
> tia
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