Building files in a package in order

[Rajkumar Seth <Se...@GNI.co.uk>]

I have a package with 60 .java files in it.

I want to compile all these file for every production build.

This works but JAVAC (1.2.2 release 007 and 1.3) complains that 2 classes in
the file are missing.
If I compile these 2 classes first using JAVAC then everything is fine.

My solution was to get ant to build these 2 .java files (and not the other
58 in the directory)
How can I get ant to build just these 2 files before building the rest? 


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Re: Building files in a package in order

[Nick Christopher <nw...@visionics.com>]

Use two separate javac tasks in sequence using the includes and excludes
attributes to first select only the two files
and then exclude the two files.

Read the docs on: javac, includes, excludes.

Rajkumar Seth wrote:

> I have a package with 60 .java files in it.
>
> I want to compile all these file for every production build.
>
> This works but JAVAC (1.2.2 release 007 and 1.3) complains that 2 classes in
> the file are missing.
> If I compile these 2 classes first using JAVAC then everything is fine.
>
> My solution was to get ant to build these 2 .java files (and not the other
> 58 in the directory)
> How can I get ant to build just these 2 files before building the rest?
>
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Re: Building files in a package in order

[jp Morgan <jp...@yahoo.com>]

define a path which uses exclude or include for these
files and reference it in javac

--- Rajkumar Seth <Se...@GNI.co.uk> wrote:
> I have a package with 60 .java files in it.
> 
> I want to compile all these file for every
> production build.
> 
> This works but JAVAC (1.2.2 release 007 and 1.3)
> complains that 2 classes in
> the file are missing.
> If I compile these 2 classes first using JAVAC then
> everything is fine.
> 
> My solution was to get ant to build these 2 .java
> files (and not the other
> 58 in the directory)
> How can I get ant to build just these 2 files before
> building the rest? 
> 
> 
>
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