I always include a "prjrun" task in my projects that create a
shell-script/batch-file for executing Java using the current project
CLASSPATH settings.
<target name="prjrun">
<pathconvert property="project.path" targetos="windows"
refid="project.class.path"/>
<filter token="project.path" value="${project.path}"/>
<copy tofile="prjrun.cmd" file="prjrun.cmd.template" filtering="true"/>
</target>
Having a template shell-script/batch-file looking like
@setlocal
set [EMAIL PROTECTED]@
java %*
@endlocal
that eliminates the need for manual CLASSPATH settings. That is especially
useful if you have CLI-tools like Java2WSDL
