Based on what you said, I am looking to eliminate the OS-
differenes. But
this is what I have.
In the makefile.linux:
LOCAL = /usr/local/project_name
In the makefile.Windows_NT
LOCAL = C:/Project_name.
How do I avoid this? If I removed the differences what would the
universal
LOCAL look like?
Some alternative solutions:
1. Put the directory for the project below the directory that contains
the Ant build file. This is the easiest, from Ant-perspective.
2. Put the location in a properties file and load the property from
that file - this will require the properties file to be excluded from
your version control system and it requires the file to exist with a
valid value on every system. This file may contain the following:
project.location=/usr/local/project_name/
3. Load a properties file, depending on the OS as follows:
<properties file="${os.name}.properties" />
The latter solution will load the file Windows.properties,
Linux.properties, etc. depending on the OS name.
Kind regards,
Ernst de Haan
PensioenPage B.V.
www.pensioenpage.com
tel. +31 6 20246157
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