org.aspectj.org.eclipse.jdt.core.compiler.batch

Class BatchCompiler

java.lang.Object

org.aspectj.org.eclipse.jdt.core.compiler.batch.BatchCompiler

public final class BatchCompiler
extends java.lang.Object

A public API for invoking the Eclipse Compiler for Java. E.g.

 BatchCompiler.compile("C:\\mySources\\X.java -d C:\\myOutput", new PrintWriter(System.out), new PrintWriter(System.err), null);
 

Since:

3.4

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
static boolean	compile(java.lang.String[] commandLineArguments, java.io.PrintWriter outWriter, java.io.PrintWriter errWriter, CompilationProgress progress) Invokes the Eclipse Compiler for Java with the given command line arguments, using the given writers to print messages, and reporting progress to the given compilation progress.
static boolean	compile(java.lang.String commandLine, java.io.PrintWriter outWriter, java.io.PrintWriter errWriter, CompilationProgress progress) Invokes the Eclipse Compiler for Java with the given command line arguments, using the given writers to print messages, and reporting progress to the given compilation progress.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Method Detail

compile

public static boolean compile(java.lang.String commandLine,
                              java.io.PrintWriter outWriter,
                              java.io.PrintWriter errWriter,
                              CompilationProgress progress)

Invokes the Eclipse Compiler for Java with the given command line arguments, using the given writers to print messages, and reporting progress to the given compilation progress. Returns whether the compilation completed successfully.

Reasons for a compilation failing to complete successfully include:

• an error was reported
• a runtime exception occurred
• the compilation was canceled using the compilation progress

The specification of the command line arguments is defined by running the batch compiler's help

BatchCompiler.compile("-help", new PrintWriter(System.out), new PrintWriter(System.err), null);

Parameters:

commandLine - the command line arguments passed to the compiler

outWriter - the writer used to print standard messages

errWriter - the writer used to print error messages

progress - the object to report progress to and to provide cancellation, or null if no progress is needed

Returns:

whether the compilation completed successfully

compile

public static boolean compile(java.lang.String[] commandLineArguments,
                              java.io.PrintWriter outWriter,
                              java.io.PrintWriter errWriter,
                              CompilationProgress progress)

Invokes the Eclipse Compiler for Java with the given command line arguments, using the given writers to print messages, and reporting progress to the given compilation progress. Returns whether the compilation completed successfully.

Reasons for a compilation failing to complete successfully include:

• an error was reported
• a runtime exception occurred
• the compilation was canceled using the compilation progress

The specification of the command line arguments is defined by running the batch compiler's help

BatchCompiler.compile("-help", new PrintWriter(System.out), new PrintWriter(System.err), null);

Note that a true returned value indicates that no errors were reported, no runtime exceptions occurred and that the compilation was not canceled.

Parameters:

commandLineArguments - the command line arguments passed to the compiler

outWriter - the writer used to print standard messages

errWriter - the writer used to print error messages

progress - the object to report progress to and to provide cancellation, or null if no progress is needed

Returns:

whether the compilation completed successfully