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 Building Apache log4cxx with Microsoft Visual Studio
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Building Apache log4cxx with Microsoft Visual Studio

*Building log4cxx.dll

   Extract APR and APR-util into neigboring directories to log4cxx and 
   rename to apr and apr-util.  Open projects/log4cxx.dsw with Microsoft
   Visual Studio 6 or later at which time you may be prompted to
   upgrade the projects to the format used by your version
   of Microsoft Visual Studio.
   
   
*Running unit tests

   To pass the unit tests, sed must be on the path to
   normalize the generated output files.  Also three
   environment variables need to be defined: TOTO=wonderful,
   key1=value1 and key2=value2.  These must be done outside
   of Microsoft Visual Studio, either in the Control Panel or
   in a Command Prompt uses to launch Microsoft Visual Studio.

   Prepare APR and APR-Util as previously discussed.
   Open projects/testsuite.dsw or projects/testsuite-standalone.dsw
   (test suite and implementation in one project) in Microsoft Visual
   Studio.

   On the Debug Tab of the Project/Settings dialog,
   set the Working Directory to "../src/test/resources".
   Individual tests can be specified in Program Arguments
   and "-v" can be specified to output verbose test results.