Hi Vinodh,
Yes it should just work, although you
might want to add some additional options for AspectJ (e.g., if you have
aspects defined in another project, you will want to define an aspect path to
include them). Also, I believe iajc should be a drop-in replacement for javac
but I believe there are a few behaviors that aren’t exactly equivalent (e.g.,
last time I checked resource copying didn’t work quite the same way).
By the way, I’ve copied the aspectj-users
mailng list on this email, which is really the right place for discussions of
using AspectJ with ant.
Ron
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Hi Ron,
So is that means I have replace JavaC with iajc in my
build file?Will it work ?
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Hi Vinodh,
I don’t see how you are actually compiling the source
files in this ant script. I.e., you probably want to use the iajc ant to
compile the MYEJB.jar.
In past when I’ve build WebSphere EJB’s using the
AspectJ compiler, I compiled them with the iajc ant task, then used the jar
task to build a jar from them, then used a jar task to package the jars into
ear, and then used ejbdeploy to add stubs & skeletons to this built ear.
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Subject: [ajdt-dev] Using Ant
Hi All,
Can anyone help me with ant task for AspectJ1.5 version.Also how do I compile
my EJB?
I have the following target defined for compiling my EJBs.But If i have to
compile using AspectJ compiler then how to change it?
Though the target is for Windows/Linux currently I like to try in Windows only.
Code :
<!--
-->
<!--
Compile the EJBs
-->
<!--
-->
<!--
-->
<target
name="ejbCompile" description="Compile the EJBs">
<mkdir dir="${temp.dir}"/>
<pathconvert targetos="windows" property="libPath.windows" refid="libEJBPath"/>
<pathconvert targetos="unix" property="libPath.linux" refid="libEJBPath"/>
<property name="libPath.windows.quotes" value=""${libPath.windows}""/>
<property name="libPath.linux.quotes" value=""${libPath.linux}""/>
<!--echo message="-cp
${libPath.windows.quotes}"/-->
<exec dir="${basedir}"
executable="C:\WebSphere5\AppServer\bin/ejbdeploy.bat"
os="Windows XP, Windows 2000">
<arg value="${dist.dir}/lib/MYEJB.jar"/>
<arg value="${temp.dir}"/>
<arg value="${dist.dir}/lib/MYEJBClient.jar"/>
<arg value="-cp"/>
<arg path="${libPath.windows.quotes}"/>
</exec>
<exec dir="${basedir}"
executable="/opt/WebSphere5/AppServer/bin/ejbdeploy.sh"
os="Linux">
<arg value="${dist.dir}/lib/MYEJB.jar"/>
<arg value="${temp.dir}"/>
<arg value="${dist.dir}/lib/MYEJBClient.jar"/>
<arg value="-cp"/>
<arg path="${libPath.linux.quotes}"/>
</exec>
<!-- Replace the MYEJB.jar with the compiled one -->
<copy tofile="${dist.dir}/lib/MYEJB.jar" file="${dist.dir}/lib/MYEJBClient.jar" overwrite="true"/>
<!-- delete the client jar, recreate it from the
MYEJB.jar, dropping the MANIFEST.MF file -->
<delete file="${dist.dir}/lib/MYEJBClient.jar"/>
<zip destfile="${dist.dir}/lib/MYEJBClient.jar">
<zipfileset src="">"${dist.dir}/lib/MYEJB.jar">
<exclude
name="**/MANIFEST.MF"/>
</zipfileset>
</zip>
</target>
For Web Interface
<target name="compileMYWeb" depends="init">
<javac encoding="ISO-8859-1" debug="on" destdir="${MYWeb.build.dir}" nowarn="${build.compiler.nowarn}" deprecation="${build.compiler.deprecation}">
<src path="${MYWeb}"/>
<exclude name="**/UnitTest*.java"/>
<classpath refid="libPath"/>
</javac>
<copy todir="${MYWeb.build.dir}">
<fileset dir="${MYWeb}/src">
<include
name="**/*.properties"/>
</fileset>
</copy>
</target>
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Vinodh
Subbiah
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Retail Shared
Infrastructure Team
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JPM
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614 213 1574 (W)
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602 403 8451(M)
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