>>>>> "J" == Tcmits1 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
J> Noticed that the new logfile system does not use the -logfile J> command line directive; it is hardcoded to output the xml format J> to log.xml. The XmlLogger does, right. I had a quick look to see what is actually going on. There is more than one issue: You will always have a DefaultLogger that writes either to standard out or to the file you specify using logfile - should we only add the default logger if no other logger is specified? You can have any number of loggers by using the -listener option to Ant more than once - it would be better if you could specify output for them separately (or each using a hardcoded output file like XmlLoggeer does) or you are going to end up with a whole lot of logged garbage. I think it boils down to: How can we specify the output file for a listener we specify at the commandline? Any syntax suggestions welcome. -listener classname,logfile would be my idea at first glance - no "," use the default (whatever that may be). Stefan
