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#------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Ant configuration file
#
# When building Digester using Ant it is necessary to provide Ant with
# some configuration information about the setup of the host machine on
# which the build is happening.
#
# Copy this file (build.properties.sample) to "build.properties" then edit
# entries below as appropriate before running any Ant commands.
#
#------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Specify a base directory where required jar files can be found.
# Alternatively, provide complete paths to all of the needed libaries below.
root=/java/jars
# When using java 1.3 or earlier, JAXP is not included in the standard
# libraries, so external jar files are required. If you are using Java
# 1.4 or later, you can omit these libraries
#
# Note that when using xerces parser, the bundled xml-apis.jar provides the
# same classes as Sun's jaxp.jar.
jaxp.home=${root}
jaxp.jaxp.jar=${jaxp.home}/jaxp.jar
jaxp.parser.jar=${jaxp.home}/crimson.jar
# Digester depends upon several other commons projects.
#
# If you are building Digester from a checkout of the "trunks-proper" directory
# and have already built the latest code for each of the dependent projects
# then these paths are automatically correct.
#
# In other circumstances, provide direct paths (possibly based on ${root}
# to all these required libraries.
#
# Note that Digester no longer depends on commons-collections itself; there is
# a runtime dependency currently inherited from commons-beanutils, however.
#
# See file project.xml or RELEASE-NOTES.txt for the specific versions of these
# files which are required.
commons-beanutils.home=../beanutils/dist
commons-beanutils.jar=${commons-beanutils.home}/commons-beanutils.jar
commons-logging.home=../logging/dist
commons-logging.jar=${commons-logging.home}/commons-logging.jar
# JUnit is required if compiling/running the unit tests
junit.jar=${root}/junit.jar
# The digester tests output logging information (including Exceptions)
# which can often be confusing to new developers.
# This output is suppressed by default but can be re-enabled by
#suppressLogOutputDuringTests=false
suppressLogOutputDuringTests=true