It is especially useful for preprocessing tokens across many pages of a website, rather than relying on SSI, PHP, ASP, or JSP. Often overlooked is its usefulness for client-side web developers. It has a vast array of uses for programmers. In that spirit, it is freely available to be copied, mirrored, modified, and taken for your own use provided that full credit is given to the authors and Ant community in all redistributions and derivative works.Īpache Ant is a build based tool. This tutorial is copyrighted and is provided as a resource for the open source community. Warning and Disclaimer: No guarantee exists that this tutorial is correct, up to date, or even harmless. Replace with the symbol to un-munge the address. If there is any material in this tutorial that is not public or is copyrighted please contact the authors of this tutorial and this information will be removed.Īll e-mail addresses in this document have been munged in an attempt to block spam spiders. Where possible, the date and location of the source material have been noted to provide credit to members of the community and to aid in your search for more information. Information in this tutorial was taken from several sources including the ant-user mailing list and the ant manual. This tutorial is a collection of information about using JavaScript and XSLT with Ant and is focused on intermediate to expert client-side web developers.
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