Which version of ant are you using? Looks like the documentation for
<if> states ant 1.5 or later...If you are using a 1.4 version, maybe
move up to ant 1.6.5 - its awesome :)
The problem (its not really a problem) in using conditions is that it
may force you to use something like a:
condition ... set property X
condition ... set property Y
condition ... set property Z
...
target if = X
target if = Y
target if = Z
I'm not saying this is necessarily -bad- but sometimes using <if> can
make the intent more clearer - at least later on ;)
I'd really encourage you to see which version of ant you are using :)
Jignesh Shah wrote:
Hi,
I am using ant 1.6.2 and my ant build need to do
seperate things based on the jvm the developer is
using to build the project. I thought of doing:
<target name="mytarget">
<if>
<equals jdkversion="1.5"
versiononbox="${ant.java.version}" />
<then>
<echo message="ant.java.version:${ant.java.version}"
/>
</then>
<else>
<echo message="ant.java.version: is not the one we
want - do something else" />
</else>
</if>
</target>
but somehow it says my ant version does not support
this... is there anyway to convert it to <conditional>
& <contains>, I could not find the exact syntax
anywhere..
thanks,
Jignesh
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