Veena,
Here's a good example of what can be done with Ant, with a very
complete collection of example code:
http://www.theserverside.com/news/thread.tss?thread_id=57900
About the execution of Perl: typically with Ant, you define a task
(execution of Perl) and then define the files to include and exclude,
the configuration settings for the task (such as properties/
parameters) and the output directory. Alternatively, you can just
execute your old script (via exec), use <apply>, a <macrodef> or have
one <exec> for each Perl invocation.
There are lots of options, but typically a dedicated task, possibly
coded using an <apply> or <macrodef> is the way to go.
For more information on using <apply> to invoke Perl, see this article:
http://www.howardism.org/thoughts/001256.html
Cheers,
Ernst de Haan
PensioenPage B.V.
www.pensioenpage.com
tel. +31 6 20246157
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