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Seth Ladd — Sat, 12 Mar 2005 10:30:26 +0000

We have a set of standard ant scripts we just import into every project, and it works great. We rarely have to change a thing for a new project. When we do, we take advantage of ant’s ability to auto-extend a task. It’s very nice!

I can’t figure out if ant can from the classpath. Then, all we’d need is a .jar of our ant build instructions. Now that would be sweet!

The bad part is, of course, that *my* scripts are different than *your* scripts. We really should be standardizing on this, as you say.