...
I am already using a properties file with lots of
entries, but I still want to change the property
${ant.project.name}
hmmm, seems you are right, I could switch all
dependent properties on ${ant.project.name}
to for example ${project.name}
and put this in a property file as well.
But how can I switch my project-name to lower case
characters (without asking the developer to edit the
name twice) using the property file?
regards,
Toni
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Do you really need to create a new build file or would providing a
property-file together with the generic build-file be sufficient?
Regards,
Michael
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Betreff: howto: generating buildfile from template
Hi all,
I would like to know what is the best way to generate
buildfiles using a template ...
In detail ...
I have a template buildfile for web-applications which
includes all the steps from exporting an app-version from
a cvs-repository to deploying it to my appserver.
Now I like to have a task in another buildfile which takes this
template an exchanges some values for my webapp,
for example
<project name=3D"<ant.project.name>" default=3D"package" basedir=3D=
".">
should become ...
<project name=3D"MyWebApp" default=3D"package" basedir=3D".">
(the string "MyWebApp" comes from a property-file)
and
<mail
...
subject=3D"${ant.mail.subject} ${ant.project.name}
${ant.project.version} ${ant.build.success}" (no change needed)
message=3D"http://${deployment.server}:8080/<app.context>"
...
/>
should become ...
<mail
...
subject=3D"${ant.mail.subject} ${ant.project.name}
${ant.project.version} ${ant.build.success}"
message=3D"http://${deployment.server}:8080/mywebapp";
...
/>
(the string <app.context> comes from new String("MyWeb=App").toLowerCase
())
I also don't want to loose the formatting of my buildfile and keep all =
the
comments
in the resulting document.
I tried this using the style-task but had problems getting my comments
into the resulting document and further don't know how to convert a str=
ing
toLowerCase() in xslt.
Should I use another task or write my own one using jdom?
Any ideas, hints, tips to achieve this are
very much appreciated.
thanks
Toni
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