Examples of org.drools.commons.jci.compilers.CompilationResult

Package org.drools.commons.jci.compilers

Examples of org.drools.commons.jci.compilers.CompilationResult

org.drools.commons.jci.compilers.CompilationResult
A CompilationResult represents the result of a compilation. It includes errors (which failed the compilation) or warnings (that can be ignored and do not affect the creation of the class files)

        }


        String[] sourceFiles = javaFiles.toArray( new String[javaFiles.size()] );


        EclipseJavaCompiler compiler = createCompiler( "src/main/java/" );
        CompilationResult res = compiler.compile( sourceFiles,
                                                  srcMfs,
                                                  trgMfs );


        for ( CompilationProblem problem : res.getErrors() ) {
            results.addMessage(  problem );
        }
        for ( CompilationProblem problem : res.getWarnings() ) {
            results.addMessage( problem );
        }
    }

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        if ( dumpDir != null ) {
            dumpResources( classes,
                           dumpDir );
        }


        final CompilationResult result = this.compiler.compile( classes,
                                                                this.src,
                                                                this.packageStoreWrapper,
                                                                this.packageBuilder.getRootClassLoader() );


        //this will sort out the errors based on what class/file they happened in
        if ( result.getErrors().length > 0 ) {
            for ( int i = 0; i < result.getErrors().length; i++ ) {
                final CompilationProblem err = result.getErrors()[i];
                final ErrorHandler handler = this.errorHandlers.get( err.getFileName() );
                handler.addError( err );
            }


            final Collection errors = this.errorHandlers.values();

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            return;
        }
        final String[] classes = new String[this.generatedClassList.size()];
        this.generatedClassList.toArray( classes );


        final CompilationResult result = this.compiler.compile( classes,
                                                                this.src,
                                                                this.packageStoreWrapper,
                                                                this.pkg.getPackageCompilationData().getClassLoader() );


        //this will sort out the errors based on what class/file they happened in
        if ( result.getErrors().length > 0 ) {
            for ( int i = 0; i < result.getErrors().length; i++ ) {
                final CompilationProblem err = result.getErrors()[i];
                
//                System.out.println("Line: "+err.getStartLine());
//                LineMappings maps = this.pkg.getPackageCompilationData().getLineMappings( err.getFileName().replace( '/', '.' ).substring( 0, err.getFileName().length() - 5 ) );
//                int line = err.getStartLine() + maps.getStartLine() - maps.getOffset() -1;
//                System.out.println("Map:  "+line);

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        if ( dumpDir != null ) {
            dumpResources( classes,
                           dumpDir );
        }


        final CompilationResult result = this.compiler.compile( classes,
                                                                this.src,
                                                                this.packageStoreWrapper,
                                                                this.packageBuilder.getRootClassLoader() );


        //this will sort out the errors based on what class/file they happened in
        if ( result.getErrors().length > 0 ) {
            for ( int i = 0; i < result.getErrors().length; i++ ) {
                final CompilationProblem err = result.getErrors()[i];
                final ErrorHandler handler = (ErrorHandler) this.errorHandlers.get( err.getFileName() );
                if ( handler instanceof RuleErrorHandler ) {
                    final RuleErrorHandler rh = (RuleErrorHandler) handler;
                }
                handler.addError( err );

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        }


        String[] sourceFiles = javaFiles.toArray( new String[javaFiles.size()] );


        EclipseJavaCompiler compiler = createCompiler( "src/main/java/" );
        CompilationResult res = compiler.compile( sourceFiles,
                                                  srcMfs,
                                                  trgMfs );


        for ( CompilationProblem problem : res.getErrors() ) {
            results.addMessage(  problem );
        }
        for ( CompilationProblem problem : res.getWarnings() ) {
            results.addMessage( problem );
        }
    }

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        if ( dumpDir != null ) {
            dumpResources( classes,
                           dumpDir );
        }


        final CompilationResult result = this.compiler.compile( classes,
                                                                this.src,
                                                                this.packageStoreWrapper,
                                                                this.packageBuilder.getRootClassLoader() );


        //this will sort out the errors based on what class/file they happened in
        if ( result.getErrors().length > 0 ) {
            for ( int i = 0; i < result.getErrors().length; i++ ) {
                final CompilationProblem err = result.getErrors()[i];
                final ErrorHandler handler = this.errorHandlers.get( err.getFileName() );
                handler.addError( err );
            }


            final Collection errors = this.errorHandlers.values();

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