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| <h2>Use cases for Ant in Eclipse</h2> |
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| <P CLASS="Para">Now that we've seen how to work with Ant buildfiles in Eclipse, |
| let's look at two ways that Ant buildfiles can be useful in Eclipse.</P> |
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| <li>Deploying Eclipse plug-ins</li> |
| <li>Building projects</li> |
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| <p>We'll start by using an Ant buildfile to handle various aspects of deploying |
| Eclipse plug-ins.</p> |
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