Re: Is Ant 1.6.2 supported in 10.1.2?

Oracle bundles the latest production release of Apache Ant available at the time of a JDeveloper release. Using newer versions of Apache Ant is typically possible. In fact, starting with 10.1.3, we've made it easier than ever to use a different version of Ant with JDeveloper. However, there is of course no way at the time of a JDeveloper release to test with future versions of Apache Ant. We therefore cannot guarantee complete compatibility with new Ant releases. Using a version of Apache Ant that is newer than the one bundled with a specific release of JDeveloper is therefore an untested and unsupported configuration.
If you wish to use a fully tested and supported configuration, you would need to wait for the next release of JDeveloper, which will be tested with the latest production release of Apache Ant. At this point it looks like JDeveloper 10.1.3 will ship with Apache Ant 1.6.2 or 1.6.3.
-Matt Hawkins
Oracle JDeveloper

Yes, it is possible in 10.1.3 to easily add JAR files to the Ant classpath. There is a new "Classpath" panel in the Ant settings where JAR files for additional tasks can be added. Again, this can be configured differently for each project, so if you need to use different versions of tasks or different sets of tasks for each project, you can do so. Also, we now add the ${user.home}/.ant/lib directory to the classpath, just like the command line Ant does. So a user can keep additional JAR files in that location which they want to have available to all versions of Ant.
Support for the Ant 1.6 "import" task is already in for the 10.1.3 Production Release. You will be able to run imported targets through the Run Ant action. Support for target overriding is included. That is, if there is a target with the same name in both the original and imported buildfile, the imported target will be prefixed with its project name. Also, you can right click on an "import" element in the structure pane and select "Go to Imported File". This will open the imported buildfile in the editor.
We have also added enhanced Ant editing features for 10.1.3. For example, we now scan the buildfile for property definitions. This allows us to provide code insight for property names. Also, if you hold the mouse over a property name, its value will appear in a tooltip. Imported buildfiles are also scanned in this manner. So even properties defined in imported buildfiles are available in the code insight and tooltip values.
-Matt Hawkins
Oracle JDeveloper

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testinit:
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[convert] Java Card Ant Tasks, Version 1.0
[convert] Copyright 2005 Sun Microsystems, Inc. All rights reserved. Use is subject to license terms.
[convert] Note: Usage of Java Card Ant Tasks is optional. Java Card Ant Tasks are not supported by Sun Microsystems, Inc.
[convert] Java Card 2.2.2 Class File Converter, Version 1.3
[convert] Copyright 2005 Sun Microsystems, Inc. All rights reserved. Use is subject to license terms.
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[convert] conversion completed with 1 errors and 0 warnings.
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</target>For more information on ANT see [http://ant.apache.org/].
{quote:title=KamranHameed wrote:}{quote}
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{quote:title=KamranHameed wrote:}{quote}
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