What do you mean by "evaluate"?
A Log4j configuration file is simply a properties file, so you could load it
into Ant properties using <property file="..."/> or manipulate it using
<propertyfile>
But there is nothing specific to do anything special with Log4j
configuration files beyond that.
Erik
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> Hi,
>
> I'm using Log4j and Ant, and since the log4j configuration files in our
> system is starting to get quite chunky, it would be nice to evaulate the
> log4j files during the build process. Does ant have any tasks for doing
> this, or if not; what's the best way to evaulate a log4j.xml file?
>
> Regards,
>
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