In the interests of sharing knowledge etc, here's how I was able to compile diffxml.
Platform: redhat 7.2 distro of linux
java version: 1.4.1_01
HOME=/homes/mydir
put jars in $HOME/jars
put sources in $HOME/diffxml
Do *not* cd into the diffxml dir and then run:
javac -d diffxml diffxml/*.java
cd diffxml
javac -d fmes fmes/*.java
javac -d pulldiff pulldiff/*.java
javac -d . Patch/*.java
I've no idea if this is the approved way of doing such things since I am very much a novice java programmer, but it worked for me, and I hope it is of some help to you.
Best
jonhawkesworth
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The links on the website lead the user to believe that diffxml_src.tar.gz is the latest, when in fact you need to download 0.95B. That includes the ant build.
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In the interests of sharing knowledge etc, here's how I was able to compile diffxml.
Platform: redhat 7.2 distro of linux
java version: 1.4.1_01
HOME=/homes/mydir
put jars in $HOME/jars
put sources in $HOME/diffxml
Do *not* cd into the diffxml dir and then run:
javac -d diffxml diffxml/*.java
cd diffxml
javac -d fmes fmes/*.java
javac -d pulldiff pulldiff/*.java
javac -d . Patch/*.java
I've no idea if this is the approved way of doing such things since I am very much a novice java programmer, but it worked for me, and I hope it is of some help to you.
Best
jonhawkesworth
This is old - use the ant file to compile now.
The links on the website lead the user to believe that diffxml_src.tar.gz is the latest, when in fact you need to download 0.95B. That includes the ant build.