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Answer» Many ways
* Do an echo on where you have doubt. You will FIND out what is the PROBLEM easily. Just like the old c printf() or Java System.println()
* Use project.log("MSG") in your javascript or CUSTOM ant task
* Run Ant with -verbose, or EVEN -debug, to get more information on what it is doing, and where. However, you might be tired with that pretty soon, since it give you too much information. Many ways
* Do an echo on where you have doubt. You will find out what is the problem easily. Just like the old c printf() or Java System.println()
* Use project.log("msg") in your javascript or custom ant task
* Run Ant with -verbose, or even -debug, to get more information on what it is doing, and where. However, you might be tired with that pretty soon, since it give you too much information.
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