| RE: [platform-ant-dev] Problem using RMIC task in ANT script file |
Thanks Rodrigo....
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Hi Uday,
The newsgroup (news.eclipse.org) is usually a better place for this kind
of question. Now, answering your questions:
The classpath of Ant only contains the plug-in and fragments ant and
ant.core can see. So, in order to included extra jars to your classpath
you need to create fragments. This is a known limitation we are working on
to solve.
For a workaround example, search the newsgroups for JUnit and Ant. You
should get an example of how to create those fragments.
Hope it helps.
Rodrigo
"Natra, Uday N" <UNNatra@xxxxxxx>
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Subject: [platform-ant-dev] Problem using RMIC task in ANT script file
Hi All,
I am using the latest Stable build for Eclipse.
I have an ant build script file that uses RMIC task. When I run it from
the eclipse IDE, I am getting an Exception saying "couln't guess rmic
implementation". I tried different options. But wasn't successful. I also
want to know what is the classpath that the ant program uses when
executing the task.
Thanks in Advance.
Uday Natra.
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