"Build.xml file not exist"

Hey Guys,
i am currently involving in a servelet project (RendreX). i want to install apachi ant as a prerequirement. i am using windows 2003 server. I already downloded latest ant version and apache tomcat4.0. Also i have set all the class path,ANT-HOME(C:\ANT) and other relevent paths. But when i run ant command in the command prompt(C:\ANT>ant)will generate error state that "build.xml" file can't be found. Have i done any wrong thing here? Can anybody give a way that i can easily install apache ant on winows.
It would be greatly appriciated if u can send me some advice to over come this problem.
Best Regards
Mohan

build.xml is the default build file assumed by ant. You have to provide a build file to control what you expect from ant to do.

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Unable to create build.xml file

I wrote build.xml file to create build using ANT in eclipse but it failed. The reason is value for "location" attribute (see below) is wrong and I don't know how to fix it. My eclipse workspace is in D:/eclipse/workspace...............but the eclipse software is in C:/eclipse....by inspection I can see that in the plugins directory in c:/eclipse there is paskage/folder named org.eclipse.jdt.core_3.0.0 which has a jar file named JDTCompilerAdapter.jar. Does the "location" attribute need to refer to this location ? If yes then how should I specify the path as I think hardcoding isn't a solution. I mean I obviously can't say
location="C:\eclipse\plugins\org.eclipse.jdt.core_3.0.0\org.eclipse.jdt.core_3.0.0.JDTCompilerAdapter"/>
Please advise !!
<?xml ...>
<project name="game" default="Main Build" basedir=".">
     <property name="bin" location="bin"/>
     <property name="src" location="src"/>
     <property name="jardir" location="${bin}/lib"/>
     <property name="jarfile" location="${jardir}/game.jar"/>
     <property name="build.compiler"
          location="org.eclipse.jdt.core_3.0.0.JDTCompilerAdapter"/>

I'm not exactly sure what you're doing here, but I don't think any of that stuff belongs in the Ant build.xml. That should be generic, something you can run either inside or outside Eclipse.
The compiler that's used can be specified in Eclipse when you set up paths for Ant. That doesn't belong inside the build.xml itself.

Netbeans build.xml file is automatically created or should we create?

Hi all,
I am using Net beans IDE 6.0. For projects (with existing code, new application project, etc). Should we create build.xml file or will it be created automatically. Many things like rmi compilation, running different run-time configurations, etc depends on that file. Please do help.
(a build.xml file is created in project folder.)
Thanx

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How to automatically generate build.xml file in eclipse?

Hello every body,
I am learning about ANT. e.g I have writen a very simple programme which displays output "no worries". But how can I compile it with ANT and how can I generate build.xml file using eclipse.

This is not really a Java issue but rather is an Eclipse issue. You may wish to look for their support sites or forums.

"Build.xml file not exist"

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