[news.eclipse.technology.ajdt] Re: Aspectj export fails because IMessage

[Ivica Loncar <iloncar.mlIQTEST@xxxxxxxxx>]

Hello Andrew,

> Hi Ivica,
>
> org.aspectj.ajde must be in the target platform in order for the build
> to work.  So, add that bundle to the target platform and it should
> work.

Hi Andrew, 

I have tried to add ajde to the target platform and it doesn't work.

I have added ajde to the target platform and generated build.xml looks like 
this:

		<!-- compile the source code -->
		<path id="ajde.classpath">
			<pathelement path="../uredsko_platform_341/ajde/org.aspectj.ajde_1.6.5.20090618034232/ajde.jar"/>
		</path>
		<taskdef resource="org/aspectj/tools/ant/taskdefs/aspectjTaskdefs.properties">
			<classpath refid="ajde.classpath" />
		</taskdef>
		<property name="ajcArgFile" value=""/>
		<iajc destDir="${temp.folder}/@dot.bin" failonerror="true" argfiles="${ajcArgFile}" 
verbose="true" fork="true" maxmem="512m" debug="${javacDebugInfo}" bootclasspath="${bundleBootClasspath}" 
source="${bundleJavacSource}" target="${bundleJavacTarget}">
			<forkclasspath refid="@dot.classpath" />
			<forkclasspath refid="ajde.classpath" />
			<src path="src/"			/>
		</iajc>


iajc fails with error:

net.croz.aspect\build.xml:139: taskdef A class needed by class org.aspectj.tools.ant.taskdefs.AjcTask 
cannot be found: org/aspectj/bridge/IMessageHandler

Total time: 281 milliseconds

If we just get ajde dependencies without trying to resolve them ajde.classpath 
will be created as expected.
Why ${ajde.classpath} bundles have to be resolved from the target platform?


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Ivica Loncar