Re: [JBoss-dev] CVS update: jboss/src/build build.xml

[Jason Dillon]

>
> What does "marked for edit" mean?
>

If you have CVSREAD=1 in your environment, then all files are checked out as
read-only.  To change a file you need to say `cvs edit someFile`, which will
change the permissions of the file, and create a state file in
'CVS/Base/someFile'.

I like this more as it makes it more explicit which files I have modified and
such.  There are some other notify options that can be useful too, but I
don't care for that much.

> > I can not seem to reproduce this behavior with the current build system/ant
> > version, so I am going to change packages to "org.jboss.*".
>
> Does that wildcard pick up all of org.jboss, org.jboss.foo and
> org.jboss.foo.bar? If so, cool.

Sure does.  This will catch all packages under 'org.jboss'.  The above
problem can be caused by a poor file scanner, which is what is used to find
all of the *.java files under a given path (and extract a list of package
names from them).  If the scanner does not ignore everything under CVS/*
then javadoc will get confused about a class being defined in more than one
file.

--jason


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