I am trying to move to using a common.properties and build.xml.

In my "old method" I had this task:

        <target name="-build" depends="-init">
                <rapc output="${cod.name}" quiet="true" destdir="${dist.dir}"
jdehome="${jde.home}">
                        <jdp
                                type="cldc"
                                title="${cod.title}" vendor="${cod.vendor}"
                                version="${cod.version}"
                                desc="${cod.description}"
                                systemmodule="true"
                                runonstartup="true"
                                startuptier="7" >
                                <entry
                                        title="${cod.title}"
                                        arguments="clicked"
                                        systemmodule="false"
                                        runonstartup="false"
                                        startuptier="7"
                                        ribbonposition="0"
                                        icon="net/berrysoft/dib/img/icon.png" />
                        </jdp>
                        <src>
                                <fileset dir="${src.dir}">
                                        <include name="**/*.java" />
                                        <include name="**/*.png" />
                                        <include name="resources/**/*.*" />
                                </fileset>
                        </src>
                </rapc>
                <echo message="Build ${cod.version} complete." />
        </target>

and I am doing this in the project's build.xml:

<project name="some name" default="build.debug">
   <import file="../common/build.xml" />
   <property name="cod.name" value="net_berrysoft_dib8800" />
</project>

and want to have a project.properties file something like this:

type=cldc
title=DIB 8800
desc=some description
vender=Berrysoft Studios
version=1.0
systemmodule="true"
runonstartup=true
startuptier=7
entry.title=
entry.title=${title}
entry.arguments=clicked
entry.systemmodule=false
entry.runonstartup=false
entry.startuptier=7
entry.ribbonposition=0
entry.icon="net/berrysoft/dib/img/icon.png"

and I'm wondering if this is the correct way to include the <entry/>
tags properties?

Also, do I really need the <src></src> tags?  If not, why not?

Thanks for any help, patrick

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