| inside/outside of eclipse [message #173377] |
Sat, 14 August 2004 23:08  |
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Originally posted by: msorens.foo.com
Inside eclipse, it conveniently keeps source and binaries in separate,
parallel directory trees. I sometimes wish to just use the command-line
java compiler outside of eclipse--does "javac" have a similar ability to
store binaries in a separate tree? Otherwise, it is darn inconvenient to
use once I've set up for eclipse use.
~~Michael Sorens
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| Re: inside/outside of eclipse [message #173414 is a reply to message #173377] |
Mon, 16 August 2004 10:47  |
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Originally posted by: eclipse.rizzoweb.com
michael sorens wrote:
> Inside eclipse, it conveniently keeps source and binaries in separate,
> parallel directory trees. I sometimes wish to just use the command-line
> java compiler outside of eclipse--does "javac" have a similar ability to
> store binaries in a separate tree? Otherwise, it is darn inconvenient to
> use once I've set up for eclipse use.
> ~~Michael Sorens
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I strongly recommend looking into Ant. It is a build system that allows
you to write relatively simple scripts for building your project(s).
Eclipse contains a lot of support for Ant, but it can also be run from
the command-line.
Ant will help you keep your build/compile organized the way you want:
http://ant.apache.org
HTH,
Eric
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