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Property names should be short yet meaningful. The choice of a property name should be mnemonic -- that is, designed to indicate to the casual observer the intent of its use. One-character property names should be avoided. Property names will be all lowercase with underscore separating individual words.
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Examples:
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<property name="build_dir" value="build"/>
<property name="jar_dir" value="${build_dir}/jars"/>
<property name="lib_home" value="lib"/>
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Properties may be defined in a properties file. These property files should be named the same as the build file name, but with a ".properties" extension.
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Properties may be "grouped" using the "dot" notation. For example, suppose the documentation for a project is divided into several manuals: the user manual, the installation manual, a technical support manual, and a examples manual, with the source for each manual residing in a separate directory. Then properties might look like this:
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<property name="docs_dir" value="docs"/>
<property name="docs.user_manual" value="${docs_dir}/user_manual"/>
<property name="docs.install_manual" value="${docs_dir}/installation"/>
<property name="docs.tech_manual" value="${docs_dir}/techman"/>
<property name="docs.examples_manual" value="${docs_dir}/examples"/>
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