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Subject: Re: Proposed Revolution: AntEater (a proposal for Ant Core 2.0)
From: "James Duncan Davidson" <duncan@x180.com>
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On 11/14/00 1:50 PM, "Jose  Alberto Fernandez" <JFernandez@viquity.com>
wrote:

> I think is Nico's proposal for tasklib.xml descriptions of tasks on a JAR
> that already eliminates the need for default.properties and for
> <taskdef> declarations in the build.xml.

Right -- that's something like what I was saying -- the built in task jars
are in the "right" place for their xml descriptors to get picked up and
used.

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James Duncan Davidson                                        duncan@x180.com
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