All;

Scenario:
First I set the properties info...


The content of build_isoft36.properties initially set to:

#build_env
BUILD_VIEW=ccadm_isoft36
label.product=isoft36
IVCOMMONVOB_VER=2.1
IVCOMMONVOB_BLD=003
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<project name="ISOFTPRG" default="init" basedir=".">

<property name="build.isoft36.properties"
value="build_isoft36.properties"/>
<property file="${build.isoft36.properties}"/>


<!--/////////////////////////////////////-->
  <target name="isoft36">
          <echo>
             Labeling, please wait... 
          </echo>
          <exec executable="${ant.common.dir}/createProcess.exe">
                  <arg value="${basedir}"/>
                  <arg value="${perl.bin.dir}"/>
                  <arg value="${lbl.perl.target}"/>
                  <arg value="${label.product}"/>
          </exec>
           <property file="${build.isoft36.properties}"/>
  </target>
<!--/////////////////////////////////////-->

The thing is after target isoft36 is executed, the
build_isoft36.properties is changed to:
-----------------------------------------------
#build_env
BUILD_VIEW=ccadm_isoft36
label.product=isoft36
IVCOMMONVOB_VER=2.2.1
IVCOMMONVOB_BLD=004
------------------------------------------------

Then I go ahead and run the next target:
---------------------------------------------------
<target name="ivcommon_isoft" depends="clean">
          <echo>
             Building ivcommon... 
             ${drive} ${BUILD_VIEW} ${IVCOMMONVOB_VER}
${IVCOMMONVOB_BLD}
          </echo>
          <exec executable="${ant.common.dir}/createProcess.exe"
resultproperty="ivcommonResult">
               <arg line="${basedir} ${perl.bin.dir} ${ivc.perl.target}
${drive} ${BUILD_VIEW} ${IVCOMMONVOB_VER} ${IVCOMMONVOB_BLD}"/>
----------------------------------------------------------

The problem is that the values get reset during that transition. But my
variables do not get set with new values I am trying to for the next
target ivcommon_isoft.
Does anybody know how to resolve this issue, I can use the help.

Thanks
George 


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