Hello Raja,
some ant scripts need access to environment variables but a lot of them
do not. So this leaves it to each build file developer to decide whether
he wants his ant property environment to include properties.
Now you can create easily a standard build file that you import
everywhere and containing the line <property environment="env"/>.
You may end up with other "boilerplate" declarations that you want in
all your build files.
Regards,
Antoine
Raja Nagendra Kumar wrote:
Sure joe, now I understand why we need to give a prefix. Joe, I was looking
for why ant did not ant make all the environment variables available through
some documented prefix notation rather by default rather than user adding
this line in each build script.
<property environment="env"/>
Regards,
Nagendra
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