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Setting up ant in xp

Chardee MacDennis · 2005-12-05 01:12:02

any one have a walkthrough on this i am so confused? thanks guys

05-12-2005 1:12am

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Chardee MacDennis

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any one have a walkthrough on this i am so confused?

thanks guys

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#2 05-12-2005 1:36am
cgarvey

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Download the zip

Extract it to, say, c:\ant

Add ANT_HOME environment variables to point to c:\ant *

Add c:\ant\bin to the end of your existing system PATH environment variable (make sure there is a ; before c:\ant\bin) *

* System Environment Variables on Win XP .. right click on My Computer, Properties, Advanced, Environment Variables. Clicn New (under System Variables, not user variables) for the ANT_HOME one, and just double click on Path to add your ;c:\ant\bin at the end.

That should be enough

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#3 05-12-2005 1:56am

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didnt set ant home!!! ill give it a try. nice one

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#4 05-12-2005 4:29am

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If your using Eclipse Ant is built into it and you can run it from the UI.

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