Re: [Xmltask-users] Applet Alert problem

[Brian A. <br...@oo...>]

XMLTask won't warn you wrt. writing files etc., and has no capability to
launch dialogs etc., so I'd suggest this is an issue with whatever
environment you're running in ?

Brian

On Wed, September 10, 2008 13:32, Jackie James wrote:
> Hi,
>             Im using xmltask to update an xml file but it's throwing me an
> applet alert everytime I run the task (the alert asks
> persmission to write to the xml file). Anyway I can get rid of
> the alerts?
>
> The task is as below:
>
> <xmltask source="${installerDir}/config/config.xml"
> dest="${installerDir}/config/config.xml" omitHeader="true">
>
>                                                             <replace
> path="/config/docbroker/ip/text()"
> withText="${Docbase}"/>
>
>                                                 </xmltask>
>
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