Hello,
I notice that when I run the binding compiler against my classes, it
also generates several other test files in the same directory as my
class files.
I assumed this was because I had the load option set to true, but it
seems that they are generated if that option is set to false.
I have several questions ....
1) What are these files used for? Are they just used by the bind
compiler to test and validate that the target class was bound correctly?
2) Is it safe to say that they do not need to be deployed in
production ... i.e. only the target class needs to be in the runtime
class path?
3) Is there any way to turn off the generation of these files?
Also, I notice when I run the bind compiler with the verbose option on,
it indicates that it has generated 20-something files even though I am
only binding a single file. And I never actually see that many files.
When I read through all the verbose output, it seems to be generating
some of the files over and over. Is this normal? I don't get any errors,
but it just seemed strange to me.
Thanks.
Bill
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