Like this:
<target name="init.properties">
<property file="build.properties" />
<property name="mysignaturedir"
value="/Users/thors/I_AM_LEGEND" />
<condition property="wolips.properties"
value="/some/really/creepy/location/for/a/secret/wolips/file">
<resourceexists>
<file file="${mysignaturedir}" />
</resourceexists>
</condition>
<property name="wolips.properties"
value="${user.home}${file.separator}Library${file.separator}Application
Support${file.separator}WOLips${file.separator}wolips.properties" />
Properties are immutable, so once set it can't be overwritten.
So...
If /Users/thors/I_AM_LEGEND exists (created with touch
/Users/thors/I_AM_LEGEND):
devc:WOSandkassi thors$ ant
Buildfile: /Users/thors/US/Sandkassi/WOSandkassi/build.xml
init.properties:
BUILD FAILED
/Users/thors/US/Sandkassi/WOSandkassi/build.xml:41: The properties
'wo.system.frameworks' and 'wo.local.frameworks' must be set. Check that your
/some/really/creepy/location/for/a/secret/wolips/file is correct.
Total time: 0 seconds
devc:WOSandkassi thors$
Fails because my "/some/really/creepy/location/for/a/secret/wolips/file"
doesn't exist ;)
If I remove the file, the build succeeds. If I copy the current props file to
this new name, it works also.
On 6.6.2013, at 08:09, Markus Ruggiero wrote:
The name wolips.properties is hardcoded in each build.xml
<property name="wolips.properties"
value="${user.home}${file.separator}Library${file.separator}Application
Support${file.separator}WOLips${file.separator}wolips.properties" />
Is there a way to make this dynamic? From Eclipse/WOLips preferences the name
of the file is available. Can ant access this value?
Reason:
I have several customers with several Wonder projects. For each customer I have
a separate workspace. Having a dedicated wolips.properties per customer (which
is perfectly doable and works) I can have the customers completely independent
of each other. Each customer can have its individual WebObjects and Wonder
version. Also I can prevent customer frameworks (that must be installed for a
build) to pollute my /Library/Frameworks folder. I would only have to edit the
name for wolips.properties in all the build.xml. That is doable and is what I
currently do.
A couple days ago I forgot that the build.xml references a custom named
wolips.properties and sent the project to the customer. They were not able to
build the application because at their site they use the standard named
wolips.properties.
Therefore my question: can the reference to wolips.properties be found from the
workspace settings and determined dynamically by ant?
Thanks a lot for any help
---markus---
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