Now we'll add a simple target that will be called if we run ant without arguments. Edit the project line of the build file as follows
<project
name="JavaPersistence"
default="usage">
Then create a 'usage' target
<target
name="usage">
<echo level="info">
***********************************************************************
*
* See 'ant -p' for details
*
***********************************************************************
</echo>
</target>
<echo level="info">
***********************************************************************
*
* See 'ant -p' for details
*
***********************************************************************
</echo>
</target>
> ant
Buildfile: build.xml
usage:
[echo]
[echo] ***********************************************************************
[echo] *
[echo] * See 'ant -p' for details
[echo] *
[echo] ***********************************************************************
[echo]
Buildfile: build.xml
usage:
[echo]
[echo] ***********************************************************************
[echo] *
[echo] * See 'ant -p' for details
[echo] *
[echo] ***********************************************************************
[echo]
As you can see it just reminds us of the builtin ant task, which is perfect if you haven't worked on the project.
> ant svn
commit
Usage Target