I just finished reading it (and am going through it again as I try to
develop some common framework for our builds). I am an ant newbie, and it
has helped me much so far. This and "Java Tools for Extreme Programming"
by Hightower, Lesiecki cover everything I need- the O'Reilly book is more
core ant- with good sections on data types in ant, as well as in user
written tasks & listeners....the other is good because it integrates ant
with Cactus and JUnit...in an EJB environment. Just my newbie opinion.
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Has anyone looked at the O'Reilly Ant book?
Any opinions about it?
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