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Java Build Problem: Classes not copied into product

I'm encountering a Java project build problem that I haven't seen before. I don't remember this exact problem being discussed here, nor does a search of the archives (for what that's worth) turn up anything.

The problem only occurs when the target is set to produce a Java class hierarchy rather than a jar file in the Java Archive Settings. Things work fine when producing a jar.

Here's the symptom: Changes in the source aren't reflected in the application after a ordinary build. Clean builds are fine.

Here's the underlying problem: Newly-compiled class files are not copied into the product's Contents/Resources/Java directory in an ordinary build.

The JavaFileList file and the build log show that changed source files (and only them) are, in fact, being compiled, and the corresponding class files in the project's <Project>.build/<Project>.build/JavaClasses directory show a modification time reflecting that compile. Unfortunately the class files in the product's Contents/Resources/Java directory show a modification time corresponding to the last clean build; the newly-compiled files aren't being copied into the product.

Not a big problem, because in this case putting the build result into a jar every time is OK, though a little more time-consuming, but I'm curious:

Have I got a setting wrong? Is this a known bug? Desired behavior? Workarounds?

Thanks,

- John Gersh
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