Assuming I have only one source file, test.fan, with no pod generated, no build script, nothing other than this source file.
This example here assumed I already have the pod, isn't it?
https://fantom.org/doc/examples/java-buildjardist
My test.fan is simple. The pod name, I think, is test, isn't it?
The class name is test, too. So type name is test, isn't it?
The main method of course is main.
So I have dist.mainMethod like this:
dist.mainMethod = "test::test.main"
But regardless of how many times I tried with different possible values I could think of, what I get is always this:
JarDist ERR: mainMethod not found: test::test.main BUILD FAILED [9ms]!
So what did I do wrong? Or this script assumed I already have the test.pod?
I think it's not the case, because I did put test.pod in the same directory, it's still fail with the same error!
I understand. It does expect the pod to be already available, not in the current directory but in $FAN_HOME/lib/fan
This script worked well:
using build
class Build : BuildScript {
@Target { help = "build test pod as a single JAR dist" }
Void distWisp() { dist := JarDist(this) dist.outFile = `./test.jar`.toFile.normalize dist.podNames = Str["test", "build", "compiler"] dist.mainMethod = "test::test.main" dist.run }
}
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CretinHo Wed 16 Jun 2021
Assuming I have only one source file, test.fan, with no pod generated, no build script, nothing other than this source file.
This example here assumed I already have the pod, isn't it?
https://fantom.org/doc/examples/java-buildjardist
My test.fan is simple. The pod name, I think, is test, isn't it?
The class name is test, too. So type name is test, isn't it?
The main method of course is main.
So I have dist.mainMethod like this:
dist.mainMethod = "test::test.main"
But regardless of how many times I tried with different possible values I could think of, what I get is always this:
JarDist ERR: mainMethod not found: test::test.main BUILD FAILED [9ms]!
So what did I do wrong? Or this script assumed I already have the test.pod?
I think it's not the case, because I did put test.pod in the same directory, it's still fail with the same error!
CretinHo Thu 17 Jun 2021
I understand. It does expect the pod to be already available, not in the current directory but in $FAN_HOME/lib/fan
This script worked well:
using build
class Build : BuildScript {
@Target { help = "build test pod as a single JAR dist" }
}