Tobi Delbruck - 2013-06-01

If you get an error like the one below deleting the jSpikeStack.jar on "clean and build" then try again in a few moments. It seems that netbeans hangs onto the jar handle for some indeterminate period of time.

    ant -f D:\\Users\\tobi\\Documents\\1jaer\\trunk\\host\\java clean jar
    init:
    Deleting: D:\Users\tobi\Documents\1jaer\trunk\host\java\build\built-clean.properties
    deps-clean:
    Updating property file: D:\Users\tobi\Documents\1jaer\trunk\host\java\build\built-clean.properties
    jSpikeStack.init:
    jSpikeStack.deps-clean:
    Created dir: D:\Users\tobi\Documents\1jaer\trunk\host\java\subprojects\JSpikeStack\build
    Updating property file: D:\Users\tobi\Documents\1jaer\trunk\host\java\build\built-clean.properties
    Deleting directory D:\Users\tobi\Documents\1jaer\trunk\host\java\subprojects\JSpikeStack\build
    D:\Users\tobi\Documents\1jaer\trunk\host\java\nbproject\build-impl.xml:1390: The following error occurred while executing this line:
    D:\Users\tobi\Documents\1jaer\trunk\host\java\nbproject\build-impl.xml:1419: The following error occurred while executing this line:
    D:\Users\tobi\Documents\1jaer\trunk\host\java\subprojects\JSpikeStack\nbproject\build-impl.xml:1030: Unable to delete file D:\Users\tobi\Documents\1jaer\trunk\host\java\subprojects\JSpikeStack\dist\jSpikeStack.jar
    BUILD FAILED (total time: 0 seconds)