On Mar 2, 1:01 pm, "jameshanle...@yahoo.co.uk"
<jameshanle...@yahoo.co.uk> wrote:
> problem compiling project, classpath in xml ".classpath"
> "<classpathentry...>"
>
> i'm trying to compile a project, it has about 70 jar files. Though it
> may not use all 70.
(big) Uh-huh..
> I'd like to know what would be parsing these .classpath files.
..oh, what? That was the question?
>From reading (OK - scanning) the text
above, the best advice I can give you
is to learn how to use ant, since it
will be much easier to sort which jars
are required from within the config.
file of a tool inteded for building
complex projects, than by messing about
with parameters on the command line.
As an aside, I guess that once you begin
to understand the ant build tool better,
all thoughts of doing builds from the
command line will vanish.
Building projects is much easier to do
using ant, whether invoking it from an
IDE, or the command line, as I commonly
do.
HTH
Andrew T.
jameshanley39@yahoo.co.uk - 02 Mar 2007 12:37 GMT
> On Mar 2, 1:01 pm, "jameshanle...@yahoo.co.uk"
>
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> Andrew T.
I don't know which jar files it uses. Does ant figure that one out?
Even if it could, it'd still be stumped were there to be 2 jars that
have the same class at the same path.
Ideally I need something to parse these xml files. I think they are
related to Eclipse (edit..find...classpathentry) shows an examples of
whati i'm dealing with
http://jmri.sourceforge.net/doc/Technical/Eclipse.html
But I can do it without it a parser of that sort of thing. I'll look
into ant. I'll read those .classpath files manually, it won't take SO
long.
If it did take that long, I could write my own parser for it, it's
only xml, it's built to be parsed.
it's ok
but if anybody knows of this classpathentry format, if there is
already something to parse it, that'd be good.