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Re: [platform-ant-dev] How to use Ant to build my own projects
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Thanks. That did it. I added my /jdk/lib/tools.jar to
the Ant classpath and it seems to work now. Well, one
script work, the other one showed in the output it was
compiling, the process dialog went away, but I never saw
it finish its output for building the .jar file.
Anyway, that helps. Thank you.
> Ways to address the problem
> http://eclipsewiki.swiki.net/118#compiler
>
> Darins
>
> > kevin.duffey@xxxxxxxxx
> > Sent by: To:
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> > platform-ant-dev-admin@ cc:
> > eclipse.org Subject: Re:
> [platform-ant-dev] How
> > to use Ant to build
> my own projects
> >
> > 10/20/2002 04:59 AM
> > Please respond to
> > platform-ant-dev
> >
> >
> > That is a good question. The script does include a
> > compilation target in it. Does it somehow not use the
> > target in the xml if I used it when no files were to be
> > compiled (no changes) but it just packaged everything up
> > (the package target)?
> >
> > The problem I am getting now though is it shows it cant
> > execute the classic compiler, then shows javac12.exe not
> > being found. I can't figure out how to change this. I
> > set my JAVA_HOME to the JDK path, I also changed the JRE
> > to use in Eclipse to my JRE install path. So I am not
> > sure why its trying to call javac12.exe. But I get a
> > nice stack trace (very long one).
> > > When you use the External Tools history menu (the running man icon)
> > > you are only running the target(s) for the last build that you
> configured
> > > using
> > > the right click menu (Run Ant...). Are you sure this includes the
> > > compilation
> > > target?
> > >
> > > We are working on improving the external tools integration (which
> > includes
> > > Ant).
> > > Hotkey bug report:
> > > http://dev.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=16618
> > > Please add yourself as a CC to stay informed.
> > >
> > > HTH
> > > Darins
> > >
> > > > Hey all,
> > > >
> > > > New member and user of Eclipse here. What an awesome
> > > > idea. There are just a few issues I have with it, but
> > > > for the most part it rocks. Better than JBuild, FAR
> > > > better than Forte!
> > > >
> > > > Anyway, I have an old text editor that allowed command
> > > > line calls. I would use this to trigger my ant script
> > > > and it worked great. Even better, it allowed hot keys
> > > > like F1 - F12 and so forth to be assigned which made it
> > > > super fast to do a build. So, two things related to Ant.
> > > >
> > > > First, I tried the right-click on the Ant xml script I
> > > > have, did a build, and it seemed to compile. In the
> > > > toolbar I see the little running man icon, and I can
> > > > select my script to build. However, it is now not doing
> > > > any compiling. It seems to run the packaging part into
> > > > the .jar file my build does, but it never seems to pick
> > > > up the source changes and do a compile. When I clicked
> > > > properties, it showed it being in the eclipse folder
> > > > somewhere (forget where), so I changed it to use my
> > > > c:\projects\myproject\scripts\build.xml. Still does the
> > > > same thing. So, the first question is, how can I use my
> > > > build script in my own project /scripts folder? By the
> > > > way, I added a NEW project, but selected my old folder
> > > > for it, where I keep all my projects. I can edit all the
> > > > code just fine, just seems not to pick up any changes
> > > > during the build.
> > > >
> > > >
> > > > Second thing, is there any "hot" keys that I can assign
> > > > to just press a key to do my build as opposed to having
> > > > to use the mouse to right-click on my xml script and do
> > > > the Run Ant and then check the target I want and hit ok,
> > > > OR use the running man icon and selecting it? I find
> > > > using keyboard shortcuts save a lot of time and I am
> > > > hoping eclipse allows the ability to assign a hot key to
> > > > execute an external task. If not, any chance this is
> > > > coming in a version soon?
> > > >
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