i agree, sorry for being having bad etiquette ....:) sometimes !!!
well, the problem is that if i specify all the parameters with -D property then i would basically
loose the whole point of specifying something like this:
my-unix-box > ./ant monapp testnet
my-unix-box > ./ant monapp production
the point is ....iam trying to use ANT and i wanted to hide all complexities there in. These
scripts will be used by people who will not anything about ANT/shell.
do you understand what iam saying ?
my another question was:
how can i make 2 targets to be different with the *same name* but with 2 different "depends"
??
is it possible .....OR else my question is .....is it in any ways possible to make 2 targets
to be different having a same name ???
thx, shailesh
David McTavish <dmctavish@sandvine.com> wrote:
Hi Shailesh,
Can you please refrain from using all capitals in your Subject? It really is
considered bad etiquette.
As for your answer, you can supply parameters on the command-line using the
-D parameter:
ant -Dmyproperty=x mytarget
HTH,
d.
-----Original Message-----
From: Shailesh Sharma [mailto:shailesh_scea@yahoo.com]
Sent: Monday, September 29, 2003 12:08 PM
To: Ant Users List
Subject: PASSING PARAMETER FROM COMMAND LINE TO THE ANT SCRIPT ????
Hi,
how can i pass a parameter from my unix command line to my ANT script ?
Here is what i wanted to do:
when i type something like this:
my-unix-box > ./ant monapp testnet
then it should invoke my shell script called testnet.sh from an ANT build
script.
Now when i type in something like this:
my-unix-box > ./ant monapp production
then it should invoke my shell script called production.sh from an ANT build
script.
how can i do this:
I have created a build.xml file, ant.properties file and all other shell
scripts.
Iam basically "exec"uting my shell scripts from my ANT scripts.
Please help !!
thanks in advance ...shailesh
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