> > Btw,
> > <property name="intellij.plugin.dir"
> value="C:/programs/intellij.648/plugins"/>
> >
> > Ouch! This is in the build.xml file. Would you please make it a bit
more
> > parametric? Move it to a properties file, or even better: if user
> > defines it via ant -Dblabla=c:\dada\idea then use it otherwise
prompt
> > the user with Ant's <input/> task.
>
> so question on this... pardon my ant ignorance, but whats the best
> approach. If I put it in a build.properties file and read props from
> that,
> that file goes into cvs yes, and people have to modify that to suit
their
> system? or do I put a commented version of the build.properties in,
and
> people modify that? (sorry again for such a stupid question....)
-Dblabla is the way to go. If you often build it then you create a local
bat file and run it. A casual user just reads the readme file and runs
ant with the appropriate variable. And if you really want to take care
of lazy users ask the user with Ant's <input/> task if a <condition/>
checking the property returns false, so if you don't -D it then the
build asks you. Pretty easy imho. Imho a single ${idea.home} property is
enough. And regarding the ejb/etc jars imho just point to the ones at
xdoclet/samples/lib. After all you gotta checkout xdoclet-all, right?
Ara.
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