Hello Mike!
MH> C:\projects\avalon\avalon-excalibur\logger\src\java\org\apache\avalo
MH> n\excalibur\logger\DefaultLogKitManager.java:64: cannot resolve symbol
MH> [javac] symbol : class LogKitLogger
MH> [javac] location: package logger
MH> [javac] import org.apache.avalon.framework.logger.LogKitLogger;
Looks like when Avalon-framework was building it did not
find logkit.jar and skipped compiling
org.apache.avalon.framework.logger.LogKitLogger
that relies on it.
I have found that project build better if they are layed out
as they are located in the cvs. The cvs layout is
<your-build-topmost-root>/avalon-logkit
<your-build-topmost-root>/avalon
<your-build-topmost-root>/avalon-excalibur
Yet I have just looked through
<my-build-topmost-root>/avalon/build.xml
and found nothing about importing logkit.jar automatically from
<my-build-topmost-root>/avalon-logkit/build/lib
where it seems to get created.
My approach to building it all was to satisfy the dependencies
they want via
<my-build-topmost-root>/avalon/lib
<my-build-topmost-root>/avalon-excalibur/lib
directories.
In fact, if you put logkit.jar (freshly generated) to
<my-build-topmost-root>/avalon/lib
I think you'll get it to build. Besides it is a good idea
to get log4j jar somewhere and put there too - even more
classes will build ;-)
- Anton
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