This is a 2 step process.  First you need to also create a conditional property 
based on the value of the property test.  Then you can use that conditional 
property in target elements to conditionalize their execution.  For instance
 
Step 1:
<condition name="conditionOK">
    <equals arg1="${test}" arg2="successful"
</condition>
 
Step 2:
<target name="conditional_target" if=conditionOK>
   ... your target elements
</target>
 
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From: jpyork [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wed 1/23/2008 15:50
To: user@ant.apache.org
Subject: Checking a property with ant




I have tried a few things today and still can't figure this out.  I have a
properties file with a setting of say test=successful and I want ant to
check the property test to make sure it is set to successful before going
on.  How do I do this?
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