- On *nix platforms, You need to add "./" ahead of "ant" to get the embedded ant running. On Windows it's normally not needed, but in case, the same can be achieved using "ant.bat". If on a *nix plaftorm you have Ant installed separately just make sure you have version 1.9 or later.Then you can run the "ant" command as normal intead of always adding "./" ahead of it.
- Note that when running an ant commant command a Java command line is generated on the following line. You can copy and use/modify it suiting your needs...
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