Hello,
thanks for the hints. It works.
I had to set the Environment Variable ANT_OPTS
with the value.
e.g. on my Windows System:
SET
ANT_OPTS=-Djava.endorsed.dirs=C:\cocoon-2.1.3-src\cocoon-2.1.3\lib\endorsed
Per command line as you showed did not work for me.
Martin
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When forking a new JVM you have to specify a parameter
-Dendorsed.dirs=COCOON_HOME/lib/endorsed, i.e. pointing to Cocoon's
endorsed dir. I don't know if the Cocoon task forks, if not you can add
the property when calling ant.
Joerg
On 10.02.2004 16:57, Martin Geissler wrote:
Hello,
In my app
Joerg Heinicke wrote:
When forking a new JVM you have to specify a parameter
-Dendorsed.dirs=COCOON_HOME/lib/endorsed, i.e. pointing to Cocoon's
endorsed dir. I don't know if the Cocoon task forks, if not you can
add the property when calling ant.
It doesn't fork. How do you provide it to Ant?
On 10.02.2004 22:46, Upayavira wrote:
Joerg Heinicke wrote:
When forking a new JVM you have to specify a parameter
-Dendorsed.dirs=COCOON_HOME/lib/endorsed, i.e. pointing to Cocoon's
endorsed dir. I don't know if the Cocoon task forks, if not you can
add the property when calling ant.
It
