List of invokeJavac() Examples

Examples of invokeJavac()

org.codehaus.enunciate.main.Enunciate.invokeJavac()
Invokes javac on the specified source files. The classpath will be the {@link #getEnunciateRuntimeClasspath() runtime classpath}. @param compileDir The compile directory. @param sourceFiles The source files. @throws EnunciateException if the compile fails.

Examples of org.codehaus.enunciate.main.Enunciate.invokeJavac()


    Collection<String> srcFiles = enunciate.getJavaFiles(genDir);
    assertEquals("The wrapper bean should have been generated.", 1, srcFiles.size());
    srcFiles.addAll(getAllJavaFiles(getSamplesDir()));
    File buildDir = enunciate.createTempDir();
    enunciate.invokeJavac(getInAPTClasspath(), buildDir, srcFiles.toArray(new String[srcFiles.size()]));
    URLClassLoader loader = new URLClassLoader(new URL[] {buildDir.toURL()}, getClass().getClassLoader());
    Class generatedClass = Class.forName(beanFQN, true, loader);
    assertNotNull(generatedClass);


    return generatedClass;

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Examples of org.codehaus.enunciate.main.Enunciate.invokeJavac()

    //Compile the java files.
    if (!enunciate.isUpToDateWithSources(getCompileDir())) {
      Collection<String> javaSourceFiles = enunciate.getJavaFiles(getClientGenerateDir());
      String clientClasspath = enunciate.getEnunciateBuildClasspath(); //we use the build classpath for client-side jars so you don't have to include client-side dependencies on the server-side.
      if (!isDisableCompile()) {
        enunciate.invokeJavac(clientClasspath, "1.5", "1.5", getClientCompileDir(), new ArrayList<String>(), javaSourceFiles.toArray(new String[javaSourceFiles.size()]));
      }
      else {
        info("Compilation of the java sources has been disabled.");
      }

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Examples of org.codehaus.enunciate.main.Enunciate.invokeJavac()


      if (isGenerateJsonJar()) {
        Collection<String> jsonSourceFiles = enunciate.getJavaFiles(getJsonClientGenerateDir());
        clientClasspath = enunciate.getEnunciateBuildClasspath(); //we use the build classpath for client-side jars so you don't have to include client-side dependencies on the server-side.
        if (!isDisableCompile()) {
          enunciate.invokeJavac(clientClasspath, "1.5", "1.5", getJsonClientCompileDir(), new ArrayList<String>(), jsonSourceFiles.toArray(new String[jsonSourceFiles.size()]));
        }
        else {
          info("Compilation of the java json sources has been disabled.");          
        }
      }

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