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[jira] Created: (BEEHIVE-372) Change AptTask to do up-front copying of all files
Change AptTask to do up-front copying of all files
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Key: BEEHIVE-372
URL: http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/BEEHIVE-372
Project: Beehive
Type: Improvement
Components: Controls
Versions: V1Beta
Reporter: Kyle Marvin
Priority: Minor
Fix For: TBD
If the ANT AptTask uses the "compileByExtension" flag, it incrementally processes each file extension on the input list one by one. For each extension, it will copy all input sources files of that extension to a .java file, then process/compile all files w/ the same extension as a group. (The copy is needed because apt will only take .java files as input)
The rub comes if a file w/ one extension wants to reference a type declared in a file w/ a different non-java extension that is processed after it. Because the copy-to-java doesn't happen until the latter extension is reached in the list, the source parser can't find it and will ultimately give unresolved type errors.
A better algorithm would be to do the copy-to-java step for all input files as a precursor to attempting to process any of them. This will offer much more flexibility in cross-extension type references.
As a workaround, the user is always able to handle dependency ordering more directly by breaking a project build down into a series of <apt> invocations based upon dependency ordering requirements.
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