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Posted to dev@cocoon.apache.org by Ross Burton <bu...@dcs.kcl.ac.uk> on 2000/01/08 23:34:15 UTC
Re: Different problem compiling 1.6-dev
Tonight I (tried to) rebuild Cocoon with the lastest Xerces and Xalan for
XSP (Xalan refused to compile...) but I hit upon the old problem of Ant
trying to compile classes for packages I don't have, such as XT or FESI
ECMAscript.
Stefano, you said not long ago:
> Things to do:
> 1) add classpath reacting capabilities to Ant: if the given class is
> present in the classpath, then compile the support for it, otherwise
> skip without errors. This is to allow you people to rebuild Cocoon.jar
> without having all the above stuff in your classpath.
Is this happening? In my opinion XSP and The Legendary Sitemap are far
better targets for you coding time :-) but do the Ant team know we would
like this ability?
BTW: for much faster compiling with Ant, rebuild Ant.jar (the jar in the CVS
tree seems out of date) and in build.xml, change this line:
<property name="build.compiler" value="classic"/>
to
<property name="build.compiler" value="jikes"/>
Ross Burton
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