On Tue, Jul 08, 2003 at 12:59:29PM +0200, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> A few things:
> - nice documented and indented build file :-)
> - I cannot see an error. Does the created jar contains that
>   file? (Exactly /no/uio/labmed/InterGene.class)?
> - tip 1: use one <fileset> for *.class and *.gif. Should be faster.
>   (comma separated pattern or nested <include>s)
> - tip 2: store the main class in a property, so you can change
>   that easier
> - tip 3: use the 'description' attribute in the important targets
>   (I think: build, dist and clean maybe javadoc and jar)
> - tip 4: insert a 'run' target which starts your application (<java>).
>   So you can easily start the app from inside the build environment.
> - info: you don?t have to use ${basedir} (e.g. on setting 'src' 
>   property). Relative paths are resolved in relation to ${basedir}
>   by default. But you can write it if you want
> 
> Ok, back to the problem (see No.2): contains the jar that file?

This was indeed the error. When I unpacked my jar, the no directory
went into a classes directory. I got things working now.

Thanks for your help!


Karin
-- 
Karin Lagesen, PhD student
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