Just wanted to mention that after I used JarJar 0.7, even cases using
reflection worked great. I had been using 0.6, which still had some
bad behavior there. Seems perfect now. I used it on Xerces2 and
I've noticed no problems.
Jake
At 03:34 PM 9/10/2006, you wrote:
>
>Use Ant to unjar to your classpath and then jar everything back up
>again. You can also use <zipfileset>. Alternatively, you can use
>JarJar [1]. The really nifty thing about JarJar is that you can
>actually modify the package for Log4j and move it into your own
>namespace. Not sure if this is something you care about? If this is
>what you want, you'd also have to do some tesing to verify that
>JarJar did a good job. JarJar won't catch cases where reflection is used.
>
>[1] http://tonicsystems.com/products/jarjar/
>
>
>Jake
>
>At 02:30 PM 9/10/2006, you wrote:
> >Hi Every body:
> >I am using log4j to debug application that's intsalled on different
> >systems, and to be distributed and installed on more systems.
> >However, log4j has to be installed in the classpath on all these
> >systems. Therfore I decided to include the classes from log4j.jar into
> >my application and
> >put it in a jar. Anyone have an idea about how to get around this ?
> >What I am thinking about doing is removing the log4j.jar file from my
> >classpath, and add the "log4j_src" whick includes all the *.java files.
> >Therefore forcing my application to compile the needed classes and
> >include them in along with the classes from my application. Then put
> >them all in a jar.
> >I am using ant for mu build. I am working on this but I don't know if
> >there's another way to do it. Any ideas ??
> >
> >
> >
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