Andrea \"XFox\" Govoni wrote:
>warning: [path] bad path element "/Users/xfox/Library/Java": no such
>file or directory
>warning: [path] bad path element "/Network/Library/Java": no such file
>or directory
>2 warnings
>
>They appears right after the JavaCompile.default transcript block.
>The build goes fine but they are annoying.
>If I create a new Java Tool project and compile the template I don't get
>any warnings, so I think it's a project-related issue.
>The project has been updated from an earlier Xcode version.
>Who have an idea of where these warnings come from?
I was seeing them in my own recently updated project because the Java
compiler had been set to 'jikes' instead of 'javac'. When I switched to
'javac', the warnings disappeared. Switch back to 'jikes' and they
reappear.
I think the warnings themselves are because 'jikes' needs an explicit list
of extensions directories on its command-line, while 'javac' has built-in
defaults determined by the JVM. The detailed build commands might show
more, um, detail.
The pathnames cited in the warnings are precursors leading to
~/Library/Java/Extensions and /Network/Library/Java/Extensions, neither of
which exist unless they've been specifically created.
-- GG
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