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I don't think a custom listener will work since it doesn't have access to the
original System.out (the console). How about "tail -f" ? Can you give an
indication of what sort of output you would like to see when logging, to give
! me an idea about what is required.
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I don't think a custom listener will work since it doesn't have access to the
original System.out (the console). How about "tail -f" ? Can you give an
indication of what sort of output you would like to see when logging, to give
! me an idea about what is required.
!
! ------- Additional Comments From donald_l_taylor_jr@yahoo.com 2001-07-30 09:17 -------
! I did create a custom build listener to get around this problem, but since I
! don't have access to System.out I had to use a Swing-based form, which works
! for me but certainly isn't a generic solution. All I wanted to do was use the
! <echo> task to indicate the target and task I was currently executing, that way
! I'd have a sense of where I was, or a progress if you will, in the build
! process.
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