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I do not know if the following is a BUG or missing feature but it is a showstopper for me: I have a situation where I are running aspects in my source code that affect classes in a 3rd party jar file. Therefore I use -injars to make sure the 3rd party classes are processed by my aspects. After compiling I take all the resulting classes (mix of my classes and 3rd party classes) and put them in a single jar file for distribution: Great, but unexpectly my sw will not run because some 3rd party stuff (both classes and resource files) are missing. Why ? * Ajc does not copy ALL files in the -injar jar file to my output path. Only some *.class files (NOT ALL) and NOT any resource files. So what can I do to fix this: 1) I can't use the 3rd party jar file - that should be clear. 2) I can't use the output from aspectj since it is incomplete. 3) Find out myself exactly which files aspectj ignores and copy them myself. Quite tedious manual work. 4) Drop the use of aspectj - change the source of the 3rd party code and recompile. Not as nice as using aspects but it will work. So what do I want: I would like ajc (and the assoicated ant task) to copy ALL unprocessed files to the same output as the processed class files (build directory or jar specified by -outjar). That way the users would not have to worry about which files ajc like to change, just the result. P.S. The above problem was encountered using the iajc ant task, but appears to be related to the compiler itself.
This appears to be a duplicate of the referenced bug. Please try the 1.1.1 release and see if you're still having the problem. If you are still having problems with files that aren't copied, include any error/warning messages displayed by the compiler during the weave/compile process as files with warnings are not copied in 1.1.x. *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 40943 ***
