Hi,
Problems with cvs compilation:
First: downloaded whole jboss cvs tree (default branch)
cd jboss-aop
build.bat dist
Second: In file: jboss-aop/build.xml line:
| <fileset dir="${project.thirdparty}/xdoclet-xdoclet/lib">
| is incorrect. There is no dir called xdoclet-xdoclet.
But I replaced with correct one, and then
removed 'javadocs' from target 'dist' cause of:
| [javadoc] D:\nthx\install\jbossaop\jboss-cvs-04.08.2004
| \AnnotatedPOJO.java:16: illegal character: \64
| [javadoc] @trace public int field;
| [javadoc] ^
|
Then: `$move 'thirdparty/javassist/javassist ..` cause of:
| BUILD FAILED
| D:\nthx\install\jbossaop\jboss-cvs-04.08.2004\jboss-ao
| -cvs-04.08.2004\thirdparty\javassist\lib not found.
|
And the same with: oswego-concurrent, trove, qdox, junit,
And before that:
| mkdir ..\common\output\lib
| build dist
|
And thank-you JBoss fellows .. `build dist` built a jar file without classess.
`build jars` doesn't work.. problem with not-having other classess (jboss-common)
Sorry, but I've seen many build configurations and this isn't one..
Is this on purpose? This you call 'professional'?
Need help with writing ant files? People, wake up! It's becoming to be not funny...
As stated Scott Stark : "Its baseline status requires nothing other than running the
jboss-head/build/build.xml script". That's the answer?
Please explain...
--nthx
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