Jan's idea makes sense.
You could generate on the fly a mini-ant project containing the
invocation of the Flex compiler and invoke this mini-build file with the
<ant/> task from your main build.
In fact Adobe does not make the life of it's users easy by choosing to
use the text of a nested element to indicate the value of a flag.
Regards,
Antoine
jan.mate...@rzf.fin-nrw.de wrote:
Could you post your code of invoking the Flex compiler? It would be easier to
help ...
For the meanwhile: you could create a textfile
<property name="use-network" value="true"/>
<echoxml file=""><use-network>${use-network}</usenetwork></echoxml>
Jan
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An: user@ant.apache.org
Betreff: How do I use a property inside an element
Hi,
I'm using Ant to build a Flex application.
One of the Flex compiler's flags is set with an element:
<use-network>[true|false]</use-network>
I'd like to take this value from a property, but so far I was
only able to
use props in XML attributes, not as text nodes. I'd be happy
to get advice
on how to accomplish this.
Cheers
David
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