Hi,
I thought of doing this as well, however when you need to compile the root
directory wouldn't it also compile the others as well? Or would you compile
the root first then the other directories again separately?
Thanks,
Kam
On 10/9/02 11:02, "Justin Ruthenbeck" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I've seen this as well and worked around it by compiling each directory
> (mail, messageboard, etc) with separate calls to jspc (and changing the
> target package name). Would love it if I missed a built-in way to handle
> this, but I couldn't find it either.
>
> justin
>
> At 06:34 PM 10/8/2002, you wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> Couldn't see this in the archives but I am sure someone has come across this
>> before.
>>
>> When trying to pre-compile my pages using Jasper (tomcat 4.1.12) with Ant
>> 1.5.1 I have problems getting it to put in the proper package names for the
>> source files it generates.
>>
>> i.e. my jsp pages are in the following directories:
>> /
>> /mail
>> /messageboard
>> /admin
>>
>> And I want Jasper to create packages for the file in the following manner:
>> com.mycompany.jsp
>> com.mycompany.jsp.mail
>> com.mycompany.jsp.messageboard
>> com.mycompany.jsp.admin
>>
>> Is this possible? So far, Jasper creates the Java source directory
>> structures in the correct manner but the package names in the source file is
>> always com.mycompany.jsp
>>
>> I am using the following ant command (taken pretty much from the Jspc
>> javadoc):
>> <jasper2 verbose="0" package="com.mycompany.jsp" uriroot="${web.dir}"
>> webXmlFragment="${build.dir}/webinc.xml" outputDir="${src.dir}"/>
>>
>> I also tried using ant's jspc command but it has the same problem, actually
>> a lot more broken since it can't even output the web xml fragment.
>>
>> Thanks in advance,
>>
>> Kam
>>
>>
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