This solution seems to work, thanks. But I have to test it a little bit more.
If a compile error occurs, the error message must be logged.
I wished that this task would be a standard Ant task (out of the box).
By the way, for the CVS task, there is a reallyquiet parameter, which is
supported by Ant as well.
Exec tasks I have silenced with 1>nul 2>nul
"Rebhan, Gilbert" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
You could take this simple task =
public class SetLogLevel extends Task
{
private int logLevel = -1;
public void execute()
{
if (logLevel == -1)
{
throw new BuildException("Error - No Loglevel specified !!");
}
Vector listeners = this.getProject().getBuildListeners();
for (Iterator i = listeners.iterator(); i.hasNext();)
{
BuildListener listener = (BuildListener) i.next();
if (listener instanceof BuildLogger)
{
BuildLogger logger = (BuildLogger) listener;
logger.setMessageOutputLevel(logLevel);
}
}
}
/**
*
* @see org.apache.tools.ant.taskdefs.Echo$EchoLevel
*
*/
public void setLevel(EchoLevel echoLevel) {
String option = echoLevel.getValue();
if (option.equals("error")) {
logLevel = Project.MSG_ERR;
} else if (option.equals("warning")) {
logLevel = Project.MSG_WARN;
} else if (option.equals("info")) {
logLevel = Project.MSG_INFO;
} else if (option.equals("verbose")) {
logLevel = Project.MSG_VERBOSE;
} else {
// must be "debug"
logLevel = Project.MSG_DEBUG;
}
}
}
map it to a taskdef and use it like that =
... your javac stuff goes here ... only errors should be listed
and afterwards set the default noiselevel again.
That's what i do to shorten logfiles when using talkative tasks like f.e.
Regards, Gilbert
-----Original Message-----
From: Hans Schwaebli [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, August 08, 2006 2:39 PM
To: Ant Users List
Subject: Re: How to silence javac task?
Please reply someone cause it is really important for us. Thanks.
Hans Schwaebli wrote:
I already use this. If I wouldn't, it would be much worse. But it doesn't
silence javac's output message which I described.
Any other ideas?
Public Id
wrote: Hans Schwaebli wrote: So how can I get rid of these warnings? How can I
influence javac task not to print anything?
You could try adding nowarn="true" to your javac task.
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