No, not really. install-sh is not a script for installing log4cxx, it's just a
general utility that does little more than copy a specified file from one place
to another. In order to use install-sh to install log4cxx, I'd first need to
know exactly which files are supposed to be installed, and where. This
information is not documented anywhere that I know of. And if I were to take
the time and trouble to figure out that information, then install-sh would
provide very little advantage over simply using cp and chmod.
It seems to me that there ought to be some way to install log4cxx using Ant,
just like there is with Make. I can't be the first person who's run into this
problem. How does everyone else install log4cxx on Linux/Unix?
Moshe
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From: Cory Riddell [c...@codeware.com]
Sent: Thursday, October 22, 2009 8:30 PM
To: Log4CXX User
Subject: Re: Installing log4cxx on Linux with Ant
Does the install-sh script do what you want?
Moshe Matitya wrote:
I have been trying, unsuccessfully, to figure out how to install log4cxx on
Linux with Ant.
In the past, when installing log4cxx 0.9.7 on a Linux machine, I would build
and install it using Make, as follows: To build it, I would run the following
commands:
autogen.sh
configure
make
Then, to install it, I would simply run:
make install
This would install all the library files, include files, etc., in their proper
locations.
Now, however, I am using log4cxx 0.10.0, which I build using Ant. The default
target in the Ant build script compiles and links the sources, and runs the
unit tests. However, I don't see how one is supposed to then install it, and I
can't find any instructions about how to do this in the documentation.
There doesn't seem to be a target in the Ant build script called "install", or
anything similar. So how does one install log4cxx when using Ant?
Thanks,
Moshe Z. Matitya
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