already tried it, but have you
tried using double backslashes? In other words:
I don't have log4j configured at the moment so I couldn't test this,
but it has worked for me when using the task.
Brian Murray
Vanderbilt University
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set in the first
property file?
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ut it seems like
Would set "my.desired.prop" to the STRING "${env.WHATEVER}" if WHATEVER
was not a defined environment variable. Therefore, any attempt to set
"my.desired.prop" in the "default.properties" file would fail because
"my.desired.prop
6 PM
To: Ant Users List
Subject: RE: Question about User Home Dir on Windows?
On Fri, 2002-03-15 at 14:26, Brian Murray wrote:
> The location of "user home" is customizable, even in Windows. In
> Windows NT, 2K and XP, the USERPROFILE environment variable shows the
> user
tejb.jar" is the jar
generated by ejbc which includes the stub classes.
Brian Murray
Management Information Systems
Vanderbilt University
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From: Schmoll, Brett x66244
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, May 22, 2001 11:41 AM
Subject: WL 6.0 EJBC Ant build
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Could be a couple of simple causes which I've discovered by beating my head
against a wall:
1. Command prompt window open with the current directory == ${archive} (or
one of its subdirs)
2. Windows explorer open and the currently selected folder == ${archive}
Point 2 doesn't seem to happen consis
ould be changed. However, a check
of the source in Property.java shows that both types are treated
identically.
My apologies if this has been covered before. I can't always keep up with
the list and have yet to locate a quality archive.
BRIAN MURRAY
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Vanderbilt University
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