Jing Guo Yao
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Currently, jaqlshell looks for jaql.jar in ${JAQL_HOME}. If jaql.jar
can't
be found there, jaqlshell then looks for it in ${JAQL_HOME}/build. If
jaqlshell
is used in a jaql binary distribution, it should be found in $
{jaqlshell_HOME}.
If jaqlshell is used in a jaql development environment, it should be
found in
${JAQL_HOME}/build.
I think that we can also use jaqlshell class folder instead of
jaql.jar to
launch jaqlshell. Then we don't need to run "ant jar" before the use
of
jaqlshell when doing jaql development.
There are two directories which may contain jaql classes.
1. "build/class" will be populated with jaql classes if some ant
target has been
run.
2. "eclipseBuild" will be populated with jaql classes if Eclipse is
used to do
jaql development.
Maybe we can change jaql script to search for jaql classes in the
following
classes.
1. ${JAQL_HOME}/jaql.jar
2. ${JAQL_HOME}/build/jaql.jar
3. build/classes
4. eclipseBuild