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- A N T I D O T E
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- What is it?
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- Antidote is the Java based GUI interface to the Ant build tool.
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- Status
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- Antidote is in the early stages of development. Its usefulnes is limited, and
- will not be distributed with the binary versions of Ant until it is deemed
- featureful and robust enough for end user use. That being said, it currently
- will load an Ant build.xml file, allow you to edit some of the file's
- properties, save it, and launch a build starting at any target in the
- project.
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- The Latest Version
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- The latest version is the current CVS version, which may or may not be useful
- at any given time. The source code is not being base-lined at any specific
- version at this time.
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- Documentation
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- Any documentation that exists for Antidote can be found in the antidote/docs
- directory. Documentation is primarily developement based documentation as
- Antidote is not yet mature enough for reliable user documentation.
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- Building
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- Antidote requres JAXP 1.0.1 from Sun (http://java.sun.com/xml). Some time in
- the future it is hoped at any w3c based XML will be usable, but at the
- current time the Sun library is needed. The easiest way to install the
- jaxp.jar and parsers.jar file that comes with the distribution is to copy
- them into your $JAVA_HOME/jre/lib/ext directory.
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- There is a build.xml file in the same directory as this file that will work
- with Ant 1.2. It is recommended that Ant be built first (from ../..),
- followed by this directory. By default, the compiled classes will be written
- to ~/built/antidote/classes, but the JAR file and launch scripts are written
- to the Ant build directory (~/build/ant).
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- Running
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- Antidote requires at least Java 1.2 to run.
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- Upon successful building of Ant and Antidote (in that order), go to
- ~/build/ant/bin and run "antidote". You will probably have to set the
- environment variable "ANT_HOME" to "~/build/ant" in the shell that you launch
- antidote from. If desired, you can provide the build file to launch at statup
- as the first argument on the command line to "antidote".
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- Licensing
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- This software is licensed under the terms you may find in the file
- named "LICENSE" provided with this distribution.
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- Thanks for using Antidote.
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- The Apache Jakarta Project
- <http://jakarta.apache.org/>
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