Re: Use of XML Catalog with Ant (xslt task) - request for example

2013-08-30 Thread Stefan Bodewig
On 2013-08-30, Kerry, Richard wrote: > I'm still unclear about this. Internally within Ant there seems to be > a Classpath that is some combination of CLASSPATH environment > variable, -cp parameter, , , id="class.path" >. . > Which one can/should I put my resolver's location in ? just define

Re: Use of XML Catalog with Ant (xslt task) - request for example

2013-08-30 Thread Stefan Bodewig
On 2013-08-30, Kerry, Richard wrote: > The text is in > ant.apache.org/manual/Types/xmlcatalog.html > and says (hoping the italic work) "In order to use an external catalog > file, the xml-commons resolver library ("resolver.jar") must be in > yo

RE: Use of XML Catalog with Ant (xslt task) - request for example

2013-08-30 Thread Kerry, Richard
Careful, In my earlier post I said "path" and "classpath", not "$PATH" and "$CLASSPATH". ie the text, not environment vars. The text is in ant.apache.org/manual/Types/xmlcatalog.html and says (hoping the italic work) "In order to use an

RE: Use of XML Catalog with Ant (xslt task) - request for example

2013-08-30 Thread Kerry, Richard
"6)The last step..usually done as last step at midnite after a 12 hour day..documentation" Indeed, I quite understand;-) "2)Does Ant Task work with all Windows platforms? etc " So I don't actually doubt that this does work. I just can't get it to work for me. "all othe

Re: Use of XML Catalog with Ant (xslt task) - request for example

2013-08-30 Thread Stefan Bodewig
On 2013-08-30, Martin Gainty wrote: > As the vast majority of Ant Developers came from C++ backgrounds > (usually writing JNI code...) I wouldn't expect this assertion to hold true. > Unless there is a JNI Library (which would have to be located on path > in order for the Java xslt task to execu

RE: Use of XML Catalog with Ant (xslt task) - request for example

2013-08-30 Thread Martin Gainty
Mssr Kerry As the vast majority of Ant Developers came from C++ backgrounds (usually writing JNI code...) be assured each implemented taskdef goes thru a rigorous cycle of: 1)Does Ant Task Work on all JDKs? 2)Does Ant Task work with all Windows platforms? 3)Does Ant Task work on all vari

Re: Secure input handler

2013-08-30 Thread Tom Cleghorn
Okay, that makes sense, and your argument about acceptable risk is compelling - thanks. (The password concerned isn't critical - I just fancied hiding it for the sake of neatness :) ) From: Stefan Bodewig To: user@ant.apache.org, Date: 30/08/2013 12:07 Subject:Re: Secure inp

RE: Use of XML Catalog with Ant (xslt task) - request for example

2013-08-30 Thread Kerry, Richard
"PATH is for shell scripts to locate binaries (C++ programs)" Yep, got that. My uncertainty is because the Ant docs use "path" and "classpath" in consecutive sentences - I think one of them is wrong. (in http://ant.apache.org/manual/Types/xmlcatalog.html) "the xml-commons resolver library

AW: Secure input handler

2013-08-30 Thread jhm
The problem is not in or in the used InputHandler. This log is produces on a completely other place. The InputHandler reads silently your passwort. The input task does not log the pwd, it just stores the value on the project instance. This storing is finally done by a PropertyHelper which then lo

Re: Secure input handler

2013-08-30 Thread Stefan Bodewig
On 2013-08-30, Tom Cleghorn wrote: > When using the secure input handler - e.g.: > > > > ...the build hides the keyboard input as expected. However, if I run ant > with -d, the next line of console output is "Setting project property: pwd > -> pass"! > This seems less than ideal - is it b

Secure input handler

2013-08-30 Thread Tom Cleghorn
Hi, When using the secure input handler - e.g.: ...the build hides the keyboard input as expected. However, if I run ant with -d, the next line of console output is "Setting project property: pwd -> pass"! This seems less than ideal - is it by design, and are there any steps I can take