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Date: Fri, 03 Jan 2003 00:00:02 +1100
From: Conor MacNeill <conor@cortexebusiness.com.au>
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Sam Ruby wrote:
> 
> gen.sh = bootstrap
> 
> gen target in build.xml is what you "normally" use after you have 
> successfully bootstrapped.

I don't use gen.sh at all. Under JDK 1.4, I just do

ant -Dworkspace=conor.xml

and away it goes. Don't know if this means I am missing something ? :-)

I've just committed a change to allow the execution of the generated publish 
scripts to be automated too.

So, now I use

ant -Dworkspace=conor.xml exec-scripts

to generate the update and build scripts.

I've tested it on Linux - anyone care to test on Windows?

The property setting code is currently a bit cumbersome, but I am working on 
a change to Ant to make that more elegant (<propertyset>)

Conor