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Re: [aspectj-users] AspectJ Ant task bug ? 
Andrew Eisenberg a écrit :


Jean-Louis,

I'm not exactly sure I understand what you are saying.  Is this correct:

1. When you run the iajc ant task with a jar on the inpath. the task
runs propertly.  But, when you run it with a class folder on the in
path, the task does not run properly.

Yes, your understand is correct


2. Are you saying that the iajc actually deletes the classes on the
inpath after it runs?

Several possibilities for answering #1.  It seems like you may not be
specifying the proper in path folder.  Are you specifying the package
root?  I notice an extra space in the second task's inpath attribute.
This could be a problem.



jlp/exemple1/jvm13/<classes of exemple1.jar >
is the result of jar xvf exemple1.jar 
launched in the inpath folder. am i more clear ?
and yes the classes in the inpath/jlp/exemple1/jvm13/ folder are deleted after compiling and there is no output except the Aspect byte code in the destdir folder 


If you are still having problems, paste the output from both ant runs
in your next email.

On Mon, Jul 7, 2008 at 2:00 AM,  <jeanlouis.pasturel@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

I have two folder

inpath :

           exemple1.jar

           jlp/exemple1/jvm13/<classes of exemple1.jar >



outpath :



and a concrete Aspect :
iep.perf.aspect13.concreteAspect.DurationSimpleMethod.aj



this Ant Task runs fine :

<iajc inpath="${basedir}\inpath\exemple1.jar" failonerror="true"
source="1.3"  argfiles="src/args3.lst"

                 destdir="${basedir}/outpath"
classpath="${basedir}/lib/aspectjrt.jar;${basedir}/perfAspects13.jar"

                 verbose="true" fork="true" maxmem="512m">





                             <forkclasspath refid="ajde.classpath" />



                       </iajc>

The args3.lst constains only :
iep/perf/aspect13/concreteAspect/DurationSimpleMethod.aj

The pointcut is : public pointcut methods():execution(public *
jlp.exemple1.jvm13.*.*(..));

With specifying a jar file in the inpath attribute, the woven classes are
correctly generated in the outpath folder



With this Ant task :

<iajc inpath="${basedir}\inpath " failonerror="true" source="1.3"
argfiles="src/args3.lst"

                 destdir="${basedir}/outpath"
classpath="${basedir}/lib/aspectjrt.jar;${basedir}/perfAspects13.jar"

                 verbose="true" fork="true" maxmem="512m">





                             <forkclasspath refid="ajde.classpath" />



                       </iajc>

It doesn't run, the folder $basedir/inpath/jlp/exemple1/jvm13/ is empty
after the compilation, and there is no classes generated in the outpath
folder except the Aspect.





Cordialement / Best regards



Jean-Louis Pasturel
jeanlouis.pasturel@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx





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