Start with these:
- all <exec> calls within the build files
- any batch files that are used to setup environment variables and call Ant
will have to be converted to shell scripts with the appropriate syntax
- watch for backslashes anywhere and change them
- remember that files and directories in UNIX are case-sensitive, while this
is not true in Windows - any differences between the names as used in the
build scripts and those on the filesystem will be exposed as soon as you try
to run on UNIX.
- strip any DOS end-of-line characters out of your scripts (usually just an
annoyance, but can cause problems)
I hope this helps.
-Andrew
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> Hello folks,
> We are going to move our system and code from windows to unix, and so are
> the ant scripts of course.
> My question is the following:
> -does it take any headaches to do ant script migration from win32 to
> unix?(i personally don't see a lot of changes but well..).
> -If so ,what do u guys advise to pay attention to?
>
> Thanks.
>
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