But it seems the only things to do is to put the jars needed by the optional
tasks in the ant directory isn'it ?
So it's not really a bug, only a configuration problem.
Quickly :
Eclipse comes by defaut with an Ant plugin under something like
eclipse/plugins/ant
A project uses specific Ant optional tasks which need specific jar
2 solutions :
put the jars in eclipse/plugins/ant to avoid changing Eclipse Ant plugin
default setting
let the jars in the project and point Ant Home to the directory where the
jars are
In both cases, now OFBiz needs a change in Eclipse to be able to run ant tasks
Jacques
From: "Adam Heath" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Jacques Le Roux wrote:
Not sure for those ones. The Preferences, Ant Runtime, "Ant Home' change
is only to be able to run existing configurations.
It's clearly an Eclipse configuration issue but related to OFBiz : by
default Eclipse comes with [Preferences, Ant Runtime, "Ant Home' ] sets
to the Eclipse embedded Ant plugin path.
So, by default, we are no longer Eclipse compatible, not a big deal...
just another complication...
Nononono, that's not the case.
Eclipse is not ant compatible.
Eclipse needs to support the optional ant tasks. This has nothing to do
with ofbiz. Any other project out there that makes use of those same
optional tasks is going to have the exact same set of problems.
