Hey Wascal,

Thanks, this is good. I've got another question if you don't mind me asking.
I've been looking into installation steps, and I'm looking for a way I can
use these jar's without actually having to update any ant installation /
configuration. 

We're distributing build systems to developers and I don't want to have to
force ant updates.. How can I reference and use these jars in build.xml?
I've tried a couple different things::

<taskdef resource="com.idaremedia.antx"
classpath="${basedir}/build/jar/AntX_tasks.jar" />
<taskdef resource="com.idaremedia.antx"
classpath="${basedir}/build/jar/JWare_apis.jar" />

I define that in my "project", but then when using the "do" task it comes up
as not found.. 

Any ideas?

Thanks much
Aaron



Wascally Wabbit wrote:
> 
> Try the flow control tasks that are in the AntXtras third party
> package @ antxtras.sf.net.
> 
> For your example:
>    <do if="props.someprop">
>      <exec.../>
>    </do>
> 
> If you'd like to make sure the property is "true" use:
>    <do ifTrue="props.someprop">
>      <exec.../>
>    </do>
> 
> For multiple properties something like:
>    <do ifall="prop1,prop2,prop3">
>       <exec.../>
>    </do>
> 
> HTH,
> -The Wabbit
> 
> 
> warhero wrote:
>> <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" />
>> <project name="testing" default="test2" basedir="./">
>>      
>>      <property file="build.properties" />
>>      
>>      <target name="test1">   
>>              <!-- if props.someprop --> ##how use some logic based on a 
>> property
>> from
>> the props file that will either execute the "exec" or just pass it?
>>                      <exec executable"myExecutable" >
>>                              <arg line="-some-command" />
>>                      </exec>
>>              <!-- end -->
>>      </target>
>>      
>>      <target name="test2" depends="test1">
>>              <exec executable="anotherExecutable">
>>                      <arg line="-some-command" />
>>              </exec>
>>      <target>
>>      
>> </project>
>> 
>> So what im trying to do is only execute if a property is true.. Obviously
>> some pretty simple logic but doing that in ant?
>> 
>> thanks
> 
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