Class dependencies with Ant?

The "Show Dependencies" functionality for Java classes doesn't work because I use Ant as the build system:
Message
showDeps.ShowDepsNoDepBuildSystem: Cannot show dependencies as the projects build system does not support this.
Cause
The build system for the project (e.g. Ant) you are using does not support generation of dependencies that this feature requires.
Action
Switch to a build system that does support generation of dependency information. The standard JDeveloper build system supports this.
Now is there a way that I can configure Ant to create this dependency information (maybe by using the Oracle compiler in JDeveloper)?

At this time there is no way to configure this feature to work when using the Ant build system. It is possible to use the Oracle Java Compiler from within your Ant buildfile. However, due to the arbitrary content of an Ant buildfile, JDeveloper still has no way of knowing if the resulting compilation will produce all the information needed for an accurate dependency analysis. Therefore, this feature is disabled when using the Ant build system. A possible solution might be to configure your project to use the normal JDeveloper build system to enable this feature, and run Ant manually by right clicking on the buildfile in the System Navigator and selecting the target you want to bulid.
-Matt Hawkins, JDeveloper Team

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I'm new to FlexPMD. I have just generated my firsts reports. I try to generate HTML reports.
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Hi
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I get the following error: The <wlcompile> type doesn’t support the nested “javac”
element.
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<property name="build.compiler.pedantic" value="true"/>
<property name="build.debuginfo" value="true"/>
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it works perfectly if I change to Ant 1.5.3.
Here’s a link to the Ant wlcompile task documentation from BEA:
http://e-docs.bea.com/wls/docs81/programming/environment.html#1098348
Regards,
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Yes, this one is fixed in 8.1 SP3. If you need a patch before then,
contact [email protected] and reference CR136493.
-- Rob
Tobias Wallter wrote:
Hi
I have a problem with Ant 1.6.1 and wlcompile.
I get the following error: The <wlcompile> type doesn?t support the nested ?javac?
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SP1 and SP2. I?ve tried with JDK 1.4.1_02 and 1.4.2_04. If I?m using Ant 1.5.3
then everything works perfectly.
I?ve tried to remove the WLS included Ant version to avoid conflicts with Ant
1.6.1 and Ant 1.5.3 (that comes with Weblogic server). I?ve tried to uninstall
Weblogic Server and just keep weblogic.jar, but I still get the same error. I?ve
tried to put weblogic.jar on the classpath, still not working. I?ve tried to remove
all jar files from $ANT_HOME/lib except those jar files needed to run my test
project - ant.jar and ant-launcher.jar, but still doesn?t work. If I change $ANT_HOME
to Ant 1.5.3 and run Ant 1.5.3 then everything works. So it seems to have something
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<wlcompile srcdir="${src.dir}" destdir="${build.dir}">
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Regards,
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Package class files with bpel suitcase

Hello,
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I'm using BPEL 10.1.3.
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Any help is most appreciated.
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You have to change the jdeveloper generated build.xml.
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Hi,
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Hi,
Could anyone tell me how to debug a project with Ant?
There is no main class to execute.
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Thanks in advance,
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I just installed J2EE 1.3.1 and set all environment variables according to J2EE/Ant documentation. I am trying to build the examples with Ant 1.3 and just before it tries to compile the first example, I get a "NTVDM.EXE Error while setting up environment" error window. This occurs every time I try this examples build. After I close this error window, the compiles fail mostly because the javax.ejb package classes cannot be found.
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Class mx.core::WindowedApplication could not be found.
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     locale="en_US"
     static-rsls="true"
     debug="${DEBUG_FLAG}"
     optimize="true"
     link-report="${DEPLOY_DIR}/report.xml"
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     <load-config filename="${FLEX_HOME}/frameworks/air-config.xml" />
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          <include name="*.swc" />
     </library-path>
     <library-path dir="${FLEX_HOME}/frameworks/libs/air" append="true">
          <include name="*.swc" />
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     <library-path dir="${FLEX_HOME}/frameworks/locale" append="true">
          <include name="{locale}" />
     </library-path>
     <source-path path-element="${SRC_DIR}" />
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Hi, Guys!
I ran into the same problem when i tried to write an ant-script to compile the asDocs for my project.
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but lead to the problem that the flex vector-class wasn't found. As Vector is flashplayer 10.0.0 i also
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Error: The private attribute may be used only on class property definitions.
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standalone-classes. To divide my mxml and AS-Code i import external AS-Classes to my MXML
like that <mx:Script source="ascodeClass.as" />
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It confuses me a little, because Ant-Scripts worked to compile the project.
Thanks in advance!
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Hi,
I was curious if anyone has or knows of a way to determine the dependencies for a given class. For example...
Example
package people;
import java.util.List;
import pet.*;
public class Bob {
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     List todoList;
    // ...other code here
package pets;
import cool.stuff.*;
public class Pet {
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}Ok, so in this case if I want to know what dependencies the "Bob" class has I can easily look at the import statements and see Bob needs java.util.List and all classes in the "pets" package.
What i am interested in is gathering a list of classes needed by "Bob" inclusive. So in this case it would be something like...
Bob needs...
pets.*
Pet needs...
cool.stuff.*
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Thanks.

Hi,
I was curious if anyone has or knows of a way to
to determine the dependencies for a given class.You would obviously need some tool to do that. I guess you have done some research as you've found the Ant task mentioned, but I don't know that you really have researched.
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=Java+dependency+analyze
Seems there are some tools out there. The only thing I would add is that you really can't be 100% sure that any tool will be totally accurate. They would pretty much have to run your code and have 100% code coverage executed to tell what all the dependencies are. Most code is never totally covered, as there are exception conditions which may never be met, for example.

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[svn] 640: Removing unnecessary dependencies on ant-contrib; we no longer have any need for it.

Revision: 640
Author: [email protected]
Date: 2008-02-23 16:44:05 -0800 (Sat, 23 Feb 2008)
Log Message:
Removing unnecessary dependencies on ant-contrib; we no longer have any need for it.
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flex/sdk/branches/3.0.x/modules/compiler/build.xml

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Test jsp pages with ant

Hello!
I built up a web site and I want to test them using ANT. It works fine with other web page, however it doesn't work with web pages with "session" statement. For example in login.jsp I have the following statement
session.setAttribute("user", request.getParameter("userName"));
And if the user's name and password are correct, the user is directed to home.jsp, where i have the following statement to retrieve the user's name:
String id=session.getAttribute("user").toString();
In order to test the above 2 pages with ANT, I have the following code in builder.xml:
<?xml version='1.0'?>
<project name="proj" default="test" basedir=".">
<target name="test">
<get src="http://path/login.jsp?userName=id&passWord=1111" dest="1.html" />
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When I run the script, I get the error that the home.jsp cannot be opened (see below)
[get] Error opening connection java.io.IOException: Server returned HTTP response code: 500 for URL: http://path/home.jsp
I am pretty sure the above error is caused by the "session" statement, because if I remove the statement in home.jsp, the page can be correctly opened. But I really need the "session" statement, Can someone tell me how to deal with it?
thanks a million.

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