Eric:
You mention "final Java Strings at compile time"...
Are you referring to actual Java as in:
public static final String FOO = "some text";
If so, you may want to look into the <replace> task...
You could do something as simple as:
public class Main
{
public static final String FOO = "%PROJECT NAME%";
...
}
<replace file = "Main.java" token = "%PROJECT NAME%" value = "Some
Value"/>
Of course, you probably want to copy off Main.java to a new dir and do
the replacement there - compiling that copied version of course...
Frederich, Eric P21322 wrote:
Hello,
Is there an easy way to set final Java Strings at compile time?
I know you can set properties at runtime with -Dproperty=value but could
I do this at compile time?
What I want to do is have one target which makes a program called "Java
Program XYZ - production" and another which is called "Java Program XYZ
- development".
Also, it would be useful to somehow get the date and time at which it
was compiled into the program.
I figured this would be common, hopefully it is. Perhaps I just don't
know the right words to search on Google.
Thanks in advance,
~Eric
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