I'm using a Linux box. My collegue is using a Windows box. We
collaborate on source checked in to a SCM and use a relative path
for the log. I use 'logs/'. My collegue has to use 'logs\' or web4j
will complain since \ is the path separator on windows. So every
time something changes in the web.xml, we run into problems with
this setting.
This is dilemma is unnecessary since the java.io.File accepts both
forms on windows.
- thomas
On 04/05/2012 10:51 PM, John O'Hanley wrote:
Could
you explain more about the problem? It's not clear what
exactly you mean. Are you referring to diffferent dev hosts or
prod hosts? How does it become a nuisance exactly?
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