On 9/3/05, Dominique Devienne <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Let's do this Saturday, 3rd Sept, 20:00 EST.
>
> Any last minute change of plans?
Nothing, apart from me starting an hour late because my son is cuter
than you guys :)
> Let us know how this goes, and thanks
> of lot for doing this fo
See bottom of http://www.apache.org/licenses/ and
http://www.apache.org/licenses/software-grant.txt. --DD
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Dominique,
I was pretty sure that Sun's stuff, although available
in source form, wasn't open-source per se, so I
avoided hacking their code. The class I have is
subclassed from Properties (to allow for polymorphic
substitution), and includes its own code for parsing
the incoming file and handling
Jose Alberto Fernandez wrote:
Steve Loughran wrote:
Why is the onerror default of typedef "fail" and not "failall"?
The effect is that a typedef like this
will warn but not fail if the property file is missing. Surely a
missing declaration file is important enough that the
default sho
jonathan gold wrote:
hi. i'm getting back to this now, and saw that there were a few more
responses. to answer your question -- it's the latter. i've gone the xml
route. the problem is that i have many modules interacting to build a
project, and it's difficult, though not impossible, to do
> Let's do this Saturday, 3rd Sept, 20:00 EST.
Any last minute change of plans? Let us know how this goes, and thanks
of lot for doing this for us Henri. Good luck, --DD
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I agree with your analysis. Your enhanced PropertyFile task doesn't
fit the filterchain framework, although as Antoine rightly writes,
many other things do fit it and should be implemented or retrofitted
into that framework.
Regarding your submission per se, it really depends on how you coded
it.
