I have a ant script which ran successfully with jdk version 6.
<javac srcdir="${top}/src" destdir="${clientclasses}" debug="true"
debuglevel="line" verbose="true" listfiles="true" target="1.5"
source="1.5"
includes="client/*.java, common/ApplicationConstants.java">
<classpath>
<path path="${output}"/>
<path refid="classpath_for_src_dir_compile"/>
</classpath>
</javac>
But when I upgraded jdk version to 7, it started giving error saying,
-g:line invalid argument to javac
I removed debuglevel=line
and ant script works fine. But I want to keep old behaviour, Is there something java 7 has changed and I need to modify accordingly?
Try to replace debuglevel="line"
with correct option debuglevel="lines"
.
It seems Java 6 just ignored incrorrect "line" param and used default "sources, lines, and vars" while Java 7 learned to complain.
You may need just to remove debuglevel
tag to retain complete debug info as it was before.