Looks like getUserProperties() will get you ant.file, ant.project.name,
and ant.version, along with any properties defined on the command-line;
getProperties() will get those set with the <property> tag (along with all
the system ones as well).
Diane
--- Dmitri Colebatch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi list,
>
> I've had a bit of a look in the archives with no success for this, but
> if
> I should be looking somewhere, be happy to be told (o:
>
> I'm one of the developers in XDoclet, and am trying to extract
> properties
> from ant. In one my execute method (well, a method called by the
> execute
> method), I have the following code:
>
> Hashtable userProperties =
> getOwningTarget().getProject().getUserProperties();
> Enumeration keys = userProperties.keys();
> while( keys.hasMoreElements() )
> {
> Object key = keys.nextElement();
> System.out.println( "[" + key + "=" +
> userProperties.get( key ) + "]" );
> }
>
> which I expect to see all the properties set using the <property>
> task. However, all I get is:
>
> [ejbdoclet]
> [ant.file=/export/home/dim/cvs/xdoclet/core/samples/script/build.xml]
> [ejbdoclet] [ant.project.name=Test]
> [ejbdoclet] [ant.version=Ant version 1.4 compiled on September 3 2001]
>
> The build file is fairly normal, I have an init target with all the
> properties which the ejbdoclet target (where this is executed) depends
> on. I see the init target go through in the output...
>
> any ideas what I'm doing wrong?
>
> cheers
> dim
>
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