Hi Ted,
But what do we do if it's not available--i.e., how do we tell ant
if( -e xjavac) use xjavac to compile stuff
else use javac
(to use a vaguely sh-ish pseudocode). I've no doubt if can be done; just
not sure how to model conditional execution in ant (let alone conditional
task definition).
Anyway, perhaps I should repost the tools distros. I also think Xalan
found a solution to massaging the bootclasspath that didn't use a custom
task; perhaps we should move in that direction in the long run.
Cheers,
Neil
Neil Graham
XML Parser Development
IBM Toronto Lab
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Hi Neil,
This bit me during the Hackathon as well. I seem to recall that Ant has a
way of detecting whether a taskdef is present. I think it would be worth
it
to see if the xjavac task can be invoked only when its available.
Ted
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> Commenting this out should work fine, so long as you're not compiling
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> an IBM JDK1.4.x. The root of the problem was that our tools generation
> code was a bit broken--more seriously than this, is also removed the
> LICENSE files for the jars included there...--and this only became
evident
> after 2.2.1.
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> Cheers,
> Neil
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> I just downloaded the xerces xerces-2_2_1 and built
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> The file tools/bin/xjavac.jar is missing, and I
> couldn't find where to get it, so I commented out
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