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Hello Raja,
some ant scripts need access to environment variables but a lot of them
do not. So this leaves it to each build file developer to decide whether
he wants his ant property environment to include properties.
Now you can create easily a standard build file that you import
everywhere
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> From: nagendra.r...@tejasoft.com
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> Subject: RE: Reading environment variables in ant script directly
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> Thank You Rez,
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> Are u aware of why such explicit approach was taken rather providing the
> environment
2009/12/30 Raja Nagendra Kumar :
> Are u aware of why such explicit approach was taken rather providing the
> environment properties directly.
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> It would be nice, if ant could consider to provide the environment variables
> implicitly including the conventions you mentioned on prefixing them wit
Nagendra Kumar,
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> From: nagendra.r...@tejasoft.com
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> Subject: Reading environment variables in ant script directly
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> Hi,
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> Is it possible to read OS environment variables directly in ant script
> without the line
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> As ant is java an
could avoid it. Also helps in managing few thing more
smartly without this call each project.
Regards,
Raja Nagendra Kumar,
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