No worries - I figured out that
target basedir=blah
fop something /
/target
does the trick. Basic question, I know.. But I was learning ant.
cheers --alan
On February 2, 2004 03:22 pm, J.Pietschmann wrote:
S. Alan Ezust wrote:
I'm not sure if this is an ant question or a fop question
Is it possible to fork an ANT FOP task and give it a heap size of its own? I
can't find a fork= attribute in taskdef, target or fop. Do I put this
somewhere else?
I don't want FOP eating up the memory of my development environment when I run
it through Jedit/Antelope.
--
S. Alan Ezust
I'm not sure if this is an ant question or a fop question, but I was trying to
use the fop custom task, and I want to set the current working directory that
fop runs from. How does one do that with fop ant task? Do I set a property
somewhere?
