It would be nice if you posted some code explaining how all of this works.
You cannot change a property value, but of course, you can reuse it as
many times as you want to set other properties. That is, if you define
a property user, it could be used to set the other properties. All you
have to do
On 2010-07-09, Nathan Dunn wrote:
>Here is the patched description file:
should become visible online within the next few hours.
Stefan
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I am using ant in my project as follows. I have templates of all environment
files in our application.
These templates have properties with placeholders in them like ->
db_serv...@db_server@
For each environment we have a properties file. Like for dev we have
dev.properties. This contains the actu
I would typedef one of the classes to illustrate one of the main capabilities
e.g. ExportPropertiesTask
call that typedef with attributes/parameters from ant target
post the build.xml on the wiki (so folks can see a working example of your code)
thanks nathan
Martin Gainty
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Running the following build file against ant 1.7.1
A: ${toString:A} = a;b
union: ${toString:union} = a;b
A: ${toString:A} = a;b
I'd exspect s.th. along the lines of
ant-test:
[ech
Use this my friend:
This is
the first line A & # x D ; (Remove Spaces)
This is the second line B & # x D ; (Remove Spaces)
This is the first line A
This is the second line B
Regards,
Amit
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