Hi
Apache Ant does not depend on log4j 2.x at all and never has.
There is an optional Log4JListener that can be used to send Ant's logs
through log4j 1.x that has been deprecated for quite some time now. Even
if you still use it, logj 1.x is not affected by CVE-2021-44228 (but by
several others,
Yes, that works nicely. Thanks!
Brian
On 04/08/2009 13:05, Kronus David wrote:
Hi Brian,
if a DTD does not have a public ID (you have to look at the DTD itself, there
may be one eventhough it is not used in the XML), it has just the system one
and then this is immediately the location of the
Hi Brian,
if a DTD does not have a public ID (you have to look at the DTD itself, there
may be one eventhough it is not used in the XML), it has just the system one
and then this is immediately the location of the file, how else would you refer
to it? Another thing is a mapping of an URL (whic
On 2009-06-03, wrote:
> I am facing issue with includesfile .
> It is not accepting wild chars in path of file name.
Your observation is correct, includesfile expects a plain file name
and doesn't support wildcards. Right now I can't come up with any way
to use an unknown number of includesf
It looks like I was not clear in explaining my issue.
I am facing issue with includesfile .
It is not accepting wild chars in path of file name.
If I uses My-Deliverables\lib\mytech\files.txt then it works fine but when
I use *\lib\mytech\files.txt it fails.
Could you please suggest?
Rega
why are you not you using the **/*.* as specified in the doc?
http://ant.apache.org/manual/CoreTypes/fileset.html
are the usage and examples not clear enough?
Martin Gainty
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Hi,
-Original Message-
From: raj kanwal [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, April 19, 2007 8:43 AM
To: user@ant.apache.org
Subject: Query regarding working of Ant
>build.xml file not found.
that's normal when running ant command without
pointing to a file, i.e. C:\>ant
>ant -b
