Re: [jdt-dev] proceedOnError dumping class files with problems

[Klas K <klas@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

>If you set failonerror to false, what do you expect ?

Ant documentation say:  "Indicates whether compilation errors will fail the
build"

For me , this is not equal to dumping class files with problems, we like to
compile all objects to get the "current" status of our dev branch including
"secondary" errors.

>Please describe what the expected behavior is in this case.

This build is going to be used in a CI environment for a huge dev project
and we like to be able to bring out subset of binaries from the build for
use in different test cases and as described before, we like to publish the
current status of the project.

Regards

Klas




Olivier Thomann wrote:
> 
> jdt-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote on 2009-03-13 08:47:40:
>> We have configured the <javac> "failonerror" parameter to false and this
>> seems to activate the JDT's "proceedOnError" parameter. Our problem with
>> "proceedOnError" is its default behavior of "dumping class files with
>> problem methods or problem types". 
> If you set failonerror to false, what do you expect ?
> The batch compiler proceeds with the compilation loop and dump class files 
> for problem types and problem methods in order to reduce the number of 
> secondary errors that you would have if we would not dump anything.
> 
>> Can I somehow control the JDT compiler preventing it from dumping class
>> files with problems and still run the <javac> ?failonerror=false??
> You cannot.
> 
> Please describe what the expected behavior is in this case.
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