Hi,
David Weintraub wrote:
Simple answer: No.
Not with Ant Core but with antcontrib task
More complex answer: You could create a file using echo tasks that
would write a *.properties file that would then be read in by the
calling build script. Very intelligent, but I think this would be
Simple answer: No.
More complex answer: You could create a file using echo tasks that
would write a *.properties file that would then be read in by the
calling build script. Very intelligent, but I think this would be the
only way of doing it.
On 10/12/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wr
Hi,
I use ANT to build a number of subprojects all controlled from one master
parent ANT build file. I use the task to call various targets in subprojects.
In the subproject-targets I set properties, but they are not available in the
parent project. The manual for the "ant" task says that a ne
