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There are many questions on this topic but none of the answers are solving my problem. Starting this thread again to get fresh input.
I tried two different approaches for excluding B-dir and all its contents under A-dir/subdir. But none work. FYI, a-dir is under dir.src 1)
<copy todir="${dir.classes}" excludes="A-dir/**/B-dir/**"> <fileset dir="${dir.src}" > <exclude name="**/*.java"/> </fileset> </copy> 2)
<copy todir="${dir.classes}"> <fileset dir="${dir.src}" > <exclude name="**/*.java"/> <exclude name="A-dir/**/B-dir/**"/> </fileset> </copy> I tried deleting all old jars and do a clean compile like someone suggested. But that doesn't help either.
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I think it should probably be:
<copy todir="${dir.classes}"> <fileset dir="${dir.src}" > <exclude name="**/*.java"/> <exclude name="**/A-dir/**/B-dir/**"/> </fileset> </copy> Note the **/A-dir/** instead of A-dir/**.
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