[Anthill-pro] How can I Override Environment Properties?

[Eric Minick]

Right, in order for Ant to become aware of any properties within Anthill,
you need to pass them in. So if you have the agent variable:

myPath=/path/to/widget

And then in the Ant step's properties tab you have

my.path=${myPath}

Then the command we pass to the Ant script will include:

-Dmy.path=/path/to/widget

Does that makes sense?

-- Eric

On Fri, Oct 9, 2009 at 5:06 PM, oakridge <cerebro70 at yahoo.com> wrote:

>
> Let me add to my last thought.  Are you suggesting that I declare the
> variable name and value, and then reference that variable in the job step
> configuration screen rather than in the actual Ant script on the remote
> machine?  If so, do I then reference that variable in the properties tab of
> my ant builder step configuration?
>
> Thanks again.
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