Thank you Alexey. This indeed did solve the problem. I will take it up
with the log4j team as well.
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This electro
I think this is an explanation of the problem. Log4J ConsoleAppender
descends from WriterAppender (or something similar) and it remembers
System.out (or System.err) values during initialization. If later
anybody changes System.out (or .err), Log4J does not notice it. I would
suggest writing you
Anybody? Anybody? Bueller?
Seriously, I'd at least appreciate any insight/speculation as to where the
problem might be. If nobody knows exactly what is going on I'll have to look
at the source and it would be nice to have some opinions about where to start
(e.g. ANT vs JUnit, specific modules/
If you have successfully set up java as a service then don't use the batch
file. Start ant directly from java. From the manual:
http://ant.apache.org/manual/running.html#viajava
Hope this helps,
Ben Burgess
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-Original Message-
From: Alexey N. Solofnenko [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED
I think you would want to run something like Maven as a service, not ANT
itself.
Personally I use Windows scheduled tasks to run continuous builds - they
can be configured to start when computer boots up. The only drawback is
that on XP+ computers when I log out all running scheduled tasks are
Hello all,
Anybody have any experience in (and can provide guidance on) how to run an ANT
script as a Windows Service.
I am using the task (from the ant-contrib project) and want to run
the "server" as a Windows XP service. I am familiar with running .exe files as
server (via servany) or e
Alexey N. Solofnenko wrote:
I think something like that should work:
>>> casesensitive="false"
This will be in ant 1.6.3.
Peter
- Alexey.
Ninju Bohra wrote:
Hello all,
OS: WindowsXP
ANT: 1.6.2
I need files from one directory (tableset.source.dir)
copied to another (buildDirectory\...), so I wrot