[jadeite1000]

Hi:

In my build.xml file:
<property file=”${env.CRS577_HOME}/build.properties”/> <!– For all exercises –>
<echo message=”$${env.CRS577_HOME}:${env.CRS577_HOME}” />

When I ran the above in dos-prompt:
[echo] ${env.CRS577_HOME}:C:\crs577

When I ran in myEclipse:
[echo] ${env.CRS577_HOME}/build.properties:${env.CRS577_HOME}/build.properties

I am using windows 2000 server and myeclipse:Version: 6.0.1 GA
Build id: 6.0.1-GA-200710.

The variable CRS577_HOME is defined in the control panel/system variables.
Why is MyEclipse not able to recognize the variable CRS577_HOME?
Is there something I am suppose to do in myEclipse for it to recognize the variable defined in the control panel/system variables.

Yours,

Frustrated.

[Loyal Water]

You will have to define the environment variable under the Environment tab on the External Tool dialog box.

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