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AJDTv1.1.11 (?)
Luzius Meisser, May 2004.
At the
moment, both, old and new Build Configurations are supported:
As long as
“Use Active Build Configuration” is selected, the project is built using the
new Build Configurator. Selecting a .lst file makes
the project build as yet.
To convert
between the different types of build configurations, open the “Java Build Path”
property page of your project.
Here you
see a tree showing the different (new style) build configurations. Besides
editing them, you can also import and export them which works
as follows.
Importing a .lst file
After
hitting the import button a dialog will pop up that lets you choose the .lst
file to import. It must be located somewhere inside the project folder.
The next
dialog asks you to specify the source folder in which the packages are located
in.
Having done
that, you will get a new style build configuration with the same contents as
the .lst files:
Exporting a .lst file
Let’s
assume we want to export a .lst file for the “No
Trace” build configuration shown below.
A dialog
pops up asking for a file name. It will be located in the projects root
directory. (If it already exists, it gets overwritten.)
If the .lst
file is used regularly, maybe by an external tool, it is a good idea to tick
the “remember filename” checkbox. If the “.lst file builder” is activated, the
remembered .lst file gets updated on every build.
The “.lst
file builder” can be enabled and disabled in the “Builders” property page: