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Hi,
I am new to the list, so forgive me if I am asking the obvious ;-)
I have the following problem:
I need to run javah for a quite large amount of classes. These classes can be easily collected into a fileset from my project directory tree. However, the build-in javah task requires full qualified class name given in a special <class name="some.package.class"> attribute.
The issue was brought up in this Mailing list a few month ago, but seems not have to produced an answer. Thus, I will try to ask hopefully constructive questions:
1. Has anyone solved the problem already?
2. (to experienced Ant users): Is there any way to transform a given fileset into a list of attributes for a task - i.e. can I transform a fileset of class-files into a list of class names required by the javah task? I do not think so, but I want to be sure, that I not going to do superfluouse work.
3. (to developers of Ant tasks): I took a brief look at the development of Ant tasks and implementation of the javah-task. I think that it should be quite easy (famous last words ;-)) to extend the javah-task, so that it can take a fileset, transform the filenames internally to classnames and use the existing functionality to run javah for all classes corresponding to the given filenames. I appreciate any comments to this idea.
4. (to the community): Does anyone else have the same problem, so that it would be useful to contribute a robust solution (if there is any ;-))? Otherwise, I will limit my efforts to workaround that solves my problem.
To limit the traffic on the list, you can also contact me directly at the adress taiko<at>upb.de and I will summarize the outcome later.
Best regards
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