In my Custom ReadEnvironmentInfoTask I'm reading various properties files
containing connectivity information to a database, and I then connect to
that database and query couple of fields for the information which should
then drive further conditional logic of the build.

So, my intent for this ReadEnvironmentInfoTask (custom task) was to connect
to a database and store described information either in a set of properties
or even encapsulate it in a Groovy object which the (other) calling task
could then get hold of and further direct the logic of the build. This way I
was trying to encapsulate all of the logic for reading propertis files and
connecting to a database for furher information in one task and then have
other tasks act on such retrieved information and proceed further.

Hope that explains better of what I'm trying to do.

Thanks,
Dmitriy.

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