On Jun 9, 2004, at 10:25 AM, Mattos, John wrote:
<target name="dev-target"> <echo massage = "${location.dev}> </target>
<target name="qa-target"> <echo massage = "${location.qa}> </target>
I have a variable called ${envir} and I'd like to do something like
<target name="general-target"> <echo massage = "${location.${envir}}> </target>
Can I do anything like this? It doesn't seem to like the nested ${} 's
A cleaner solution is to have a qa.properties file and a dev.properties file.
<property name="envir" value="dev"/>
<property file="${envir}.properties"/>To run for QA, use:
ant -Denvir=qa
Place whatever properties need to be different into each of those files appropriately (location, for example).
Erik
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