What I did to GenericDeploymentTool.java (for ejbjar task)

[Jason Rosenberg]

When executing the ejbjar task, I wanted to have it output nothing to the console if all the source files are up to date, instead of printing out the annoying "foo-bar.jar is up to date".   For the MSG_INFO reporting level, the ejbjar task prints out that message even when it does nothing, which is not similar to the behavior of other tasks, such javac.  So, for consistency, I made a change to my version of GenericDeploymentTool to make it print out the message only if the logging level is -verbose.   So, in the processDescriptor method in GenericDeploymentTool.java, I changed the code that is executed for the final 'else' condition:               else {                 // Log that the file is up to date...   /*   ** don't want to see this output, except for verbose mode   ** jason   */                 getTask().log(jarFile.toString() + " is up to date.",                               Project.MSG_VERBOSE);             }   I started from the Ant 1.2 source distribution.   Don't know if anyone else thinks this would be a useful addition to Ant 1.3.   Jason