Found the answer to my question with this post:
http://www.ant-tasks.com/msg/9124.html
I ended up swapping out the AntClassLoader as directed in this post.
Phillip Rhodes wrote:
The problem is my ant task cannot seem to locate an xml file that is
to be located in the classpath. I have supp
On Tue, 13 Dec 2005, Phillip Rhodes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I thank you for responding, however, I can able to successfully use
> spring from within ant (using the java and junit tasks).
Even with fork="false"?
Stefan
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Phillip Rhodes wrote:
I thank you for responding, however, I can able to successfully use
spring from within ant (using the java and junit tasks). My java and
junit tasks (which work) have the exact same classpath as my taskdef.
It seems that by having it in a taskdef does not allow for clas
I thank you for responding, however, I can able to successfully use
spring from within ant (using the java and junit tasks). My java and
junit tasks (which work) have the exact same classpath as my taskdef.
It seems that by having it in a taskdef does not allow for classpath
resources that ar
On Mon, 12 Dec 2005, Phillip Rhodes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The problem is my ant task cannot seem to locate an xml file that is
> to be located in the classpath. I have supplied the directory the
> xml file is in to the taskdef (the same classpath definition works
> on the java and junit ta
My taskdef is as follows:
classname="org.authsum.configuration.ant.taskdefs.AuthSumProperty">
BUILD FAILED
The problem is my ant task cannot seem to locate an xml file that is to
be located in the classpath. I have supplied the directory the xml file
is in to the taskdef (the same classpath definition works on the java
and junit tasks). When I invoke the task, my task is found, but the
spring conf
