Classpath

[Paulo Jorge Guedes <Pa...@artelecom.pt>]

Hi,

I created an enterprise project with NetBeans and I need to build it
with ant, from the command line.
I'm having a problem with the classpath. I need to import javax.ejb.*
but it won't find the proper jar (j2ee.jar).
The only way I can make ant to find it is setting the attribute
"classpathref" in the "javac" element, inside my target. The problem is
that I can't tweak the script file that defines the javac action because
it is automatically generated by netbeans. I can only hack a generic
file that calls the other file named build-impl.xml.
Do you have any suggestion?

Paulo


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Re: Classpath

[Steve Loughran <st...@apache.org>]

Paulo Jorge Guedes wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> I created an enterprise project with NetBeans and I need to build it
> with ant, from the command line.
> I'm having a problem with the classpath. I need to import javax.ejb.*
> but it won't find the proper jar (j2ee.jar).
> The only way I can make ant to find it is setting the attribute
> "classpathref" in the "javac" element, inside my target. The problem is
> that I can't tweak the script file that defines the javac action because
> it is automatically generated by netbeans. I can only hack a generic
> file that calls the other file named build-impl.xml.
> Do you have any suggestion?
> 

run ant with -lib j2ee.jar to have it stuck on Ant's classpath.


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