property file. This file is a plain text file with 'name=value'
pairs, one per line. Specifying 'test-spec=util', for example,
has the same effect as specifying '-Dtest-spec=util' on the
command line. It is therefore possible to create several different
property files, each with different properties, and then to invoke
Ant with different properties set simply by using different
property files.
Also added a '-Dtest-halt=true' property (or simply 'test-halt=true'
in a property file) that will make Ant stop after the first JUnit
failure/error encountered. By default, Ant will continue to run
after a failure or error and execute the remaining tests.
All properties can also be set using the ANT_OPTS environment
variable. If, for example, you want to always set the property
'-Dforce-server=true', you can make '-Dforce-server=true' part of
your ANT_OPTS environment variable. Alternatively, you can create
a global Ant property file that contains the line 'force-server=true'
and reference that in the ANT_OPTS environment variable, e.g.
by setting ANT_OPTS to '-Ddrjava-props=~/ant.properties'.
M build.xml
