Scott Forbes wrote:
>That threw me too, being new to Java in XCode. I found that XCode 3
>appears to create only Ant-based Java projects and those have a
>number of strange interactions to deal with, including having to edit
>the build.xml file of a new project and change "1.2" and "1.3" to
>"1.5". I assume this is a bug.
Please file it as one:
<http://developer.apple.com/bugreporter>
For the benefit of the archives, I think the fix is:
1. Open the build.xml file.
2. Find this string: javac
3. Change the source="n.n" and target="n.n" values.
To learn what the source and target values mean, see the man-page for
javac. In Xcode, do this:
1. Under the Help menu, choose "Open man page..."
2. Enter javac and click OK.
3. Search the resulting page for: -source
4a. Search the page for: -target
4b. It should be under the "Cross-Compilation Options" heading.
>And I learned to be careful to not put a soft link in the dist
>directory and then do a clean: it surprisingly deletes what the link
>is pointing to.
That sounds like a bug, too, but it might be in Ant, as distinct from in
the prototype build.xml file. Please file that as a bug, too.
-- GG
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