On 23 Mar 2004, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > + <work nested="jar/ErrorList.jar"/> > + <work nested="jar/ProjectViewer.jar"/> > + <work nested="jar/bcel.jar"/> > + <work nested="jar/collect.jar"/> > + <work nested="jar/core.jar"/> > + <work nested="jar/coreplugin.jar"/> > + <work nested="jar/findbugs.jar"/> > + <work nested="jar/findbugsGUI.jar"/> > + <work nested="jar/gjc-rt.jar"/> > + <work nested="jar/jai_codec.jar"/> > + <work nested="jar/jai_core.jar"/> > + <work nested="jar/jbuilder.jar"/> > + <work nested="jar/jedit.jar"/> > + <work nested="jar/openide.jar"/> > + <work nested="jar/primetime.jar"/> > + <work nested="jar/proguard.jar"/> > + <work nested="jar/saxpath-1.0-fcs.jar"/>
ugly. Any idea what the contents are? bcel.jar sounds like jakarta-bcel, collect could be commons-collections. JAI could be an installed package if other projects need it as well. saxpath is already somewhere as an installed package. In general I'd rather use a technique like <project name="jai"> <jar name="jar/jai_codec.jar"/> <jar name="jar/jai_core.jar"/> </project> inside the module combined with <depend project="jai"/> in the project for jars in CVS. This enables us to switch between using a jar from CVS, using an installed package and building a project from scratch more easily. Stefan --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
