Create a little classfile that prints out sun.boot.class.path (and whatever else you're feeling paranoid about :), then create a target in your build-file that's identical to the target with the <java> task, except change the classname to your little system-props-print classfile. Run the target and verify that your paranoia was just that. :) Diane --- Jean-Baptiste BRIAUD <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > When launching ant, you have to say where to find Java. > Let's supose we'll use jdk 1.2 for that stuff. > > When you launch an application with ant with JAVA tag, > and with a JVM attribut that point to jdk1.3 > how to be sure that it won't use rt.jar of jdk1.2 ? > (there is a $CLASSPATH env variable that point to > jdk1.2/../rt.jar to launch ant) > > I ask this question because I notice my appli work > even if I never add a nested > <classpath path="jdk1.3/...../rt.jar" /> > > So if I didn't add this line, witch rt.jar was used ??? > > (I'm afraid that the forked by ant java process inherit > the $CLASSPATH env variable from OS) > > Any idea to solve my paranoia ? ===== ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Shopping - Thousands of Stores. Millions of Products. http://shopping.yahoo.com/
