RE: RE : Has anyone written an ant task by extending Task

2003-09-25 Thread Jan . Materne
ject: RE : Has anyone written an ant task by extending Task > > > Hello, > > You have to override the execute() method. > > Hope it helps, > Emmanuel > > >-Message d'origine- > >De : Malik, Yousuff M [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > >Env

Re: Has anyone written an ant task by extending Task

2003-09-23 Thread Wascally Wabbit
Try "getProject().setNewProperty(THEPROPERTY,THEVALUE);" where THEPROPERTY is the property's name and THEVALUE is the property's value. This sets a write-once, read-many project property (which is what you usually want). - The Wabbit - Original Message - From: "Malik, Yousuff M" <[EMAIL P

RE: Has anyone written an ant task by extending Task

2003-09-23 Thread Roman Rytov
Sorry for the previous post. I touch an Enter by mistake:-) So the line I meant is getProject().setNewProperty("ABC") And from then you may access ABC property as it would have been created from a script RomanR > -Original Message- > From: Malik, Yousuff M [mailto:[EMAIL PROT

RE: Has anyone written an ant task by extending Task

2003-09-23 Thread Roman Rytov
If you wanna create a property ABC you may do it as follows: public void setValue(String value){ > //Strip out the build number from the ant label > BUILD_LABEL > String temp2 = value.substring(value.indexOf("_")+1); > //Convert it into the format x.x.