Hi Anties,

I wrote a class to capture build errors that a task/target might throw by
implementing the BuildListener interface. The way I tested it out was as 
follows:

<project default="A" >
<target name="A" >
<copy file="doesnotexist.txt" tofile="doesnotexist2.txt" />
<!-- both the above files do not exist -->
</target>
</project>


and wrote a class that implemented the BuildListener interface.
Even though the copy fails and I get the message
"Could not copy file doesnotexist.txt to doesnotexist2.txt" from Ant,
the BuildEvent object passed to the taskFinished() method [ implemented
in the BuildListener interface ] returns a null with getException()
..Is this because a failed copy is _not_ an exception at all in Ant's mind
or a bug so that setException() is not called before calling taskFinished() on 
an error?

I hope I have made the problem clear.
If Ant is doing the "right" thing, let me know how I can accomplish 
this 'task' :-) ?

-Shankar