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#WHERE WE USE APACHE ANT HOW TO#

The main known usage of Ant is the build of Java applications.” Using Ant to build a Java application is what we show here. And Ant is, from the Apache Ant Project site: “…a Java library and command-line tool whose mission is to drive processes described in build files as targets and extension points dependent upon each other. So Java is a popular programming language. When we asked the owners if they were programmers one said yes, mentioning that not many people get the name.) (Once we saw a boat called Hello World in Shilshole Bay Marina. We are mostly documenting this because it was amazing how long it took to get these basics straightened out and we want a place to come back to and use as a cheat sheet! And through a recent job change, I was plunged into the world of Ant and Java. We must say that scarcely 4 months ago, this was all Greek to us.

#WHERE WE USE APACHE ANT HOW TO#

Task 6: How to pass arguments into the Hello World application using the build file.

Task 5: How to create an Apache Ant build file for a Hello World application that uses an external library.

Task 4: How to build a Hello World application, using an external library (log4j), at the command line.

Task 3: How to use Apache Ant to create a build file for the Hello World application.

Task 2: How to build a JAR and use the JAR to run the Hello World application.

Task 1: How to create a simple Hello World Java application and run it from the command line.