No, there isn't a property way to do this. But the latest wrapper scripts
allow you to configure an environment variable ANT_ARGS that is used. So
you could:
set ANT_ARGS=-logger <your favorite logger>
Erik
p.s. Again, this requires that you have the latest (past version 1.4.1)
ant.bat/.sh - you can grab that from Ant's CVS and should not be a problem
using with a 1.4.1 version of Ant.
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From: "Scott Ellsworth" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: Is there a property that does what -logger does?
> Hi, all.
>
> I have been reading the docs, but I have not found a property-based way
> to set the logger. Is this possible? (I have our people trained to use
> a local.properties override for other things, so doing this to set the
> logger would make the learning curve shallower, and would mean one less
> fact for them to absorb.)
>
> Scott
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