Thats the baby, works a treat.
Cheers,
Mike S.
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Mike,
I use antcontrib tasks to do this. The tasks ,
and are very useful to do this.
http://ant-contrib.sourceforge.net/
Put it in it own namespace. I generally do this:
..
..
the b4usony was a typo that should have read server1.
The property remote.jboss.jndi.port.server1 is set in the
build.properties file to a value of 17031, when the target is run I then
know which server I am using, in this case server1. What I am trying to
get is the value associated with that ser
It looks like you already have the value set.
Once a property is set, you can't unset or reset it. (Unless you use a
3'rd party task, like ant-contrib's var task)
Where did the 'b4usony' come from? Did you set it earlier?
remote.jboss.jndi.port.b4usony
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Mike,
I use antcontrib tasks to do this. The tasks ,
and are very useful to do this.
http://ant-contrib.sourceforge.net/
Put it in it own namespace. I generally do this:
..
..
Hope this helps.
GregD
859-386-8309
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From: Mike Stewart [mailto:
