DO NOT REPLY [Bug 26108] - delete task fails for jar file in CWD on WNT

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delete task fails for jar file in CWD on WNT





------- Additional Comments From hoju@visi.com  2004-03-01 03:37 -------
This affects the Log4j build and is very reproduceable using Ant-1.6.0 and
1.6.1.  Works fine with Ant-1.5.3-1.  When trying to run "ant chainsaw",
existing log4j.jar and chainsaw.jar files are deleted and recreated before
running chainsaw (a log viewer utility).  The build fails on the deletes of the
jars.

To test this out, follow instructions here:
http://logging.apache.org/log4j/docs/chainsaw.html

Specifically, download the "install-chainsaw.xml" which will download
dependencies (jakarta-oro) and grab the log4j CVS.  Then cd into the
"logging-logj" module and type "ant chainsaw".  The first time it will work
since the jar files won't have existed yet.  All subsequent times it fails to
delete the jars and breaks the build.

Note:  I do have a "." in my system classpath.  I haven't tried removing it.  Is
it really the problem though?  Jars don't get added to the classpath unless
absolutely specified.  They don't get put in the classpath simply by being in a
directory in the classpath.

Anyway, it would be great if this could be fixed.

Jake

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