| TPTP and java compiler's "filtered resources" [message #130044] |
Wed, 14 May 2008 08:37 |
 Vadim Dmitriev
Messages: 74
Registered: July 2009 |
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Hi!
A little background first: project, I'am currently working on, tend to
keep configuration XML files on the build path (/src/).
Eventually I decided to run profiling on that project. Some time after
that I began running into issues with configs not being updated in the
/bin/ folder (it seemed that time that these configs were not parsed
correctly). After hours of debugging I invoked "clean" on the project and
on the next run I got (surprise!) exception that configs cannot be found.
It were a good news after all since there were no problems with our code.
I looked here and there in the settings and found that TPTP silently added
multiple exclusions to the java compiler's "output folder"->"filtered
resources". Aside from TPTP-specific (as I get it) extensions like
*.testsuite, *.deploy, *.location, *.execution, *.datapool there were some
more common *.html and *.svg and even more common *.xml. Last one filter
actually prevented our configs from being updated in the /bin/ folder on
the incremental build in the first place.
Maybe it worth mentioning somewhere that TPTP will modify workspace-wide
java compiler preferences on first profiling attempt? Or maybe it will be
better to make exclusions more precise (for example, replace "*.xml" with
"prefix*suffix.xml") since TPTP constantly updates filtered resources with
*.xml pattern.
Thanks :)
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