RmicAdapter (Apache Ant API)

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## org.apache.tools.ant.taskdefs.rmic
Interface RmicAdapter

All Known Implementing Classes:
  DefaultRmicAdapter, ForkingSunRmic, KaffeRmic, SunRmic, WLRmic, XNewRmic

    public interface RmicAdapter

The interface that all rmic adapters must adhere to.

A rmic adapter is an adapter that interprets the rmic's parameters in preperation to be passed off to the compiler this adapter represents. As all the necessary values are stored in the Rmic task itself, the only thing all adapters need is the rmic task, the execute command and a parameterless constructor (for reflection).

Since:
  Ant 1.4

Method Summary
`boolean` | `execute()` Call the rmic compiler.
`Path` | `getClasspath()` The CLASSPATH this rmic process will use.
`FileNameMapper` | `getMapper()` Maps source class files to the files generated by this rmic implementation.
`void` | `setRmic(Rmic attributes)` Sets the rmic attributes, which are stored in the Rmic task.

Method Detail

### setRmic

    void setRmic(Rmic attributes)

  Sets the rmic attributes, which are stored in the Rmic task.

  Parameters:
    `attributes` - the rmic attributes to use

### execute

    boolean execute()
                    throws BuildException

  Call the rmic compiler.

  Returns:
    true if has the compilation been successful
  Throws:
    `BuildException` - on error

### getMapper

    FileNameMapper getMapper()

  Maps source class files to the files generated by this rmic implementation.

  Returns:
    the filename mapper used by this implementation

### getClasspath

    Path getClasspath()

  The CLASSPATH this rmic process will use.

  Returns:
    the classpaht this rmic process will use

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