Hi All,
I am trying to write a target that calls an different executable
depending upon the operating system it is running on. For example, this
is my intention.
<target name="runExecutable">
<!-on windows 2000 or XP -->
<exec executable="executable.bat" />
<!-on UNIX Solaris or AIX -->
<exec executable="executable.sh" />
</target>
I can't include element "os" in the "exec" .
if I have to use 'os' attribute in the 'exec', I have provide correct
value to it and redundant code is the result. This is what I am doing
right now.
<target name="runExecutable">
<!-on windows 2000 -->
<exec executable="executable.bat" os="Windows XP" />
<!-on windows XP -->
<exec executable="executable.bat" os="Windows 2000"/>
<!-on UNIX Solaris -->
<exec executable="executable.sh" os="SunOS"/>
<!-on UNIX AIX -->
<exec executable="executable.sh" os="Aix"/>
</target>
Is there any way to generalize it?
Thanks,
Satish
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