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questions should be asked on the user list - and this one doesn't even have any 
relation to eclipse at all

  
  A-1a. True all that, EXCEPT if you note the dates they are all over a year 
ago, and with Eclipse 3.1 they are obsolete!  Why?  Because Eclipse 3.1 has 
File->Export->Ant Buildfiles menu option that generates the build.xml and a 
user modifiable entity document called build-user.xml where you can put your 
own properties, tasks and targets.  Which is why this info needs to be here and 
if there was an Eclipse wiki of equal value to this one, it should go there too.
  
+ Q-2.  Does anyone have a Java Formatter Profile that implements the project's 
formatting guidelines? They are specified for checkstyle in check.xml.  Or is 
it OK to just use the built-in Java Conventions profile?
- Q-2. I need to use ANTs <mail> feature to send the contents of a 
<junitreport> transformation via email. Currently the code I have says: Failed 
to initialise MIME mail: javax/mail/MessagingException
- The MIME mail function is depracated so I don't understand why it doesn't 
work, it just goes into a loop!
  
- My code is: 
- <target name="mail">
-               <tstamp/>
-         <mail mailhost="numail16.via.novonet" mailport="1111" subject="HTML 
Validation Report">
-         <from address="danny.knig...@blah.co.uk"/>
-         <replyto address="danny.knig...@blah.co.uk"/>
-         <to address="danny.knig...@blah.co.uk"/>
-         <message>Email sent!</message>
-           <fileset dir="${reports}">
-             <include name="TESTS-*.xml"/>
-           </fileset>
-       </mail>
-       </target>
- 
- can anyone help? My email personal email address is 
danny.knig...@hotmail.co.uk
- 
- Q-3.  Does anyone have a Java Formatter Profile that implements the project's 
formatting guidelines? They are specified for checkstyle in check.xml.  Or is 
it OK to just use the built-in Java Conventions profile?
- 

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