You could access all Java system properties directly via ${name}, e.g.
${user.name}, ${user.dir}, ${user.home}, …
You could read environment properties and use them
<properties environment=”env”/>
${env.ENVIRONMENT_VARIABLE}
e.g.
${env.USERPROFILE}, ${env.USERNAME}, ${env.PATH}
You could pass properties during Ants start
ant -Dname=value -Danothername=anothervalue
Also you Ant could ask for input
<input addproperty=”foo”/>
${foo}
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I can help in the following:
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- Continuous Deployment & Inspection
- Technical Debt Reduction
- Containerization/Micro Services Using Kubernetes & Docker
- Cloud Migration using AWS-Azure-GoogleCloud
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