Output of java task in Ant?

Take a look at this for reference: ant.apache.org/manual/Tasks/java.html It contains an example of using the Java task to run a specific class, e. G: It really depends on where you are writing the file out to from A.java. If it is in the current directory, e.

G: File f = new File(". /test. Txt"); f.createNewFile(); then it will output the file relative to where you ran the build file from.

Hope that helps.

1 Also look into the "dir" attribute on the ant task. If you set fork="true", ant starts a new JVM for the program you're running. You can control its working directory by setting dir="${basedir}/whatever".

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