Hope someone can help remove a thorn in my build process... I have a favorite editor that makes me develop on an NT machine, and I save my source via a mapped drive to unix, where I use ant (installed on NT). Things would be fine if I deployed to the unix machine or to the NT machine, either one, 'cause I could just use the target directory (-d) option in a javac task in ant, but no, I have to deploy instead to a linux machine that requires secure access, so I've been using pscp (installed on NT) to "manually" copy the .class files to the deploy directories with each compile. I am just now trying to implement a good build process for the entire app, using ant. The trouble is, I'd like to figure out a way to get just the .class files produced in the most recent compile secure-copied to the secured linux machine, somehow as an ant task. I have entertained a number of ways to do this, all fairly involved. Does anyone have any suggestions on a best way to do this? (I know, I know, if I just worked on the Linux box to begin with, a javac task would suffice...) Thanks in advance for any help --Mark
