| Settting environment variables | Settting environment variables 2007-04-20 - By Charles Paulet
Instead of using exec, you can use shellscript tag from ant-contrib
(http://ant-contrib.sourceforge.net/tasks/tasks/shellscript.html) :
<shellscript shell="myshell" .... >
export myvar=myvalue
my_exec my_param
</shellscript>
query wrote:
> When I tried to use <sysproperty> in <javac> and <exec> task, build
compilation is failing with the following errors.
>
> javac doesn't support the nested "sysproperty" element.
>
> exec doesn't support the nested "sysproperty" element.
>
> It looks like that element is supported only with <java>.
> But I want to set env variables for <javac> and <exec >tasks. Can anyone
help me ???????
>
>
> On Thu, 19 Apr 2007 Ninju Bohra wrote :
>
>> Hello,
>>
>> By the time ANT starts, the PATH and INCLUDE environment variables values
are set (by the ant.bat or OS command script) and can not be altered.
>>
>> However if one you target needs to start seperate process (<exec>, <javac>,
<java>, etc...) you can control the value of the enviroment variables that the
child process will have...use the <sysproperty> sub element to correct that.
>>
>> Hope that make sense????
>>
>> Ninju
>>
>>
>>
>> ----- Original Message ----
>> From: query <search2006@(protected)>
>> To: ant <user@(protected)>
>> Sent: Thursday, April 19, 2007 9:25:39 AM
>> Subject: Settting environment variables
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> Hi,
>>
>> I am having a set of ANT build files. I want to change "Path" and "include"
environment variables only in build file.
>> I tried the following options to reset "include" variable in the build file.
>>
>> <property environment="env"/>
>> 1.<exec executable="cmd">
>> <env key="include" path="${new.includepath}"/>
>> </exec>
>>
>> 2.<property name="${env.include}" value="${new.includepath}"/>
>>
>> 3.<property name="env.include" value="${new.includepath}"/>
>>
>> 4.<property name="env.${include}" value="${new.includepath}"/>
>>
>>
>> When I tried to echo "include" variable in the same build file, it is still
showing the default old settings.
>>
>> Is there any other way to modify the environment variables only for some
instance and not for other?
>>
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