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Value in the properties file overwrite the value in the build.xml

                         

This example illustrates how to create a build.properties file in the C:\apache-tomcat-6.0.16\webapp\antBuild\build.properties and overwrite it's properties in the build.xml file. In this example, <property name="build.path"> is used to map the path of build.xml and build.properties file, <property url="http://localhost:8080/antBuild/build.properties"> is used to root url of properties file, <property file="build.properties" prefix="imported"> is used to define the property of the build.properties file and  <property environment="env"> is used to create an environment variable that is 'env'. Now the target <target name="built-in-properties"> is used to find base directory name, ant file name, version of ant, project name and version of java. The target <target name="build.path"> is used to print the file name and path of file and finally <target name="environment"> is used to print the processor architecture name and operating system name and print the ant home directory name.

Source code of build.xml:

<project name="Properties" basedir="." default="environment">

  <property name="build.path" value="${basedir}/build.xml:${basedir}/build.properties"/>
  <property url="http://localhost:8080/antBuild/build.properties"/>
  <property file="build.properties" prefix="imported"/>
  <property environment="env"/>
  
  <target name="built-in properties">
    <echo message="The base directory is: ${basedir}"/>      
    <echo message="The ant file is: ${ant.file}"/>
    <echo message="The Ant version is: ${ant.version}"/> 
    <echo message="The Project name is: ${ant.project.name}"/>     
    <echo message="The Java version is: ${ant.java.version}"/>     
  </target>

  <target name="build.path" depends="built-in properties">
    <echo message="The File name is: ${basedir}${file.separator}build.xml"/>
    <echo message="Path structure: ${basedir}${file.separator}build.xml${path.separator}
       ${basedir}${file.separator}build.properties"/>
  </target>

  <target name="environment" depends="build.path">
    <echo message="Built on: ${env.OS} ${env.PROCESSOR_ARCHITECTURE}"/>
    <echo message="ANT_HOME Directory name: ${env.ANT_HOME}"/>
  </target>

</project>

source code of build.properties:

property.example=Local File
property.file.example=build.properties

Run this program on command prompt - the following output will be displayed.


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