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Thanks for the reply.

Does this mean that I can specify a java task as follows...

         <java classname="com.peopledoc.myproj.myprojProjectCreator"               
args="Z:\myproj\current\devel\webroot\web-inf\lib\myproj.project com.peopledoc.myproj.myprojProject
com.peopledoc.myproj.myprojTableCreator Z:\myproj\current\devel\src\com\peopledoc\myproj"
               classpath="Z:\myproj\current\devel\classes"
         />



Stefan Bodewig wrote:
> 
> Hi Stuart,
> 
> >>>>> "SB" == Stuart Barlow <sbarlow@peopledoc.com> writes:
> 
>  SB> When I run the javac task I can define the classpath but not for
>  SB> the java task?
> 
> Oh you can, but as long as you don't use fork="true" this is going to
> be ignored as the java task executes in the same VM and uses the same
> ClassLoader as Ant.
> 
> Stefan

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