Yup, that's the trick. I guess it makes sense, only jars are really
directly referenced on the classpath.
By the way, on Windows2000/j2sdk1.4.* I was able to use Jakes "file:"
url to get it working, Seems maybe its something with 1.4.* on windows.
Thanks for the quick response to what was pro
For starters, don't add the path to the file but the directory:
use C:/eclipse/workspace/project/ instead of
C:/eclipse/workspace/project/log4j.xml
At 01:16 PM 3/28/2003 -0500, you wrote:
In the same directory as the build.xml (ant) and gui.xml (jelly) files I'm
working with (thats why I'm tryi
In the same directory as the build.xml (ant) and gui.xml (jelly) files
I'm working with (thats why I'm trying to keep it relative).
I've tried using the classpath to add the log4j.xml file but Ant's java
task screams:
[java] CLASSPATH component C:\eclipse\workspace\project\log4j.xml:
java
Hi Mark,
Where is the log4j.xml file located?
At 01:04 PM 3/28/2003 -0500, you wrote:
Here's a similar question concerning an appenders error. I'm trying to
launch a java program in Ant (Jelly) that uses log4j for logging. I do
this via a target that looks somewhat like.
I
Here's a similar question concerning an appenders error. I'm trying to
launch a java program in Ant (Jelly) that uses log4j for logging. I do
this via a target that looks somewhat like.
I keep getting the errors that look like:
Buildfile: build.xml
gui:
[java] log4j:W
