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--- Begin Message ---
Package: ant-optiona;
Version: 1.6.5-6
The antlr task should put Debian's ANTLR package on the classpath, so
that it's picked up automatically if it's there.
--- End Message ---
--- Begin Message ---
Tag: wontfix
Ant tasks don't have their dependent libraries added automatically to
the classpath anymore because this can create version conflicts, and it
reduces the freedom of the user to use a non Debian version of a library.
Instead, it is recommended to setup by yourself the classpath required
by Ant. In your build files, you can use the <taskdef> element with a
classpath attribute (see the Ant documentation for more details).
If you are building a Debian package, you can use CDBS for Ant and add
your library to the DEB_JARS variable.
In all cases, since in Debian the location of the files is always known
(jars are in /usr/share/java), the change in your build files should be
trivial.
Ludovic
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