>From my own experience, I concurr with Doug completely(keep a single src
tree/build tree). I only sometimes use multiple build dirs or multiple
compilation steps whenever I target different JVMs. Also, when
packaging, I resort often to the includesfile and excludesfile
attributes of most ant tasks, to keep things even clearer.
<jar jarfile="${dist}/lib/CustomerApplet.jar"
basedir="${classes}"
includesfile="${src.etc}/packages/customer-applet.files"
excludesfile="${src.etc}/packages/customer-applet-exclude.files"
/>
Then, I keep the patterns in those files:
com/customer/applet/**
com/customer/client/Client*.*
Etc.
My 2c,
Juan Pablo Lorandi
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