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How can I easily set ANT_HOME under Windows? I added “D:\Installz\apache-ant-1.8.2\bin;” to my system environment variable PATH and I also created an ANT_HOME variable.
I expect you to be running on Windows (since you are using
%).Simply add a new environment variable (Right-click on My Computer > Properties > Advanced > environment Variable) or using
SET ANT_HOME=<path>using command line (in that cas, it will only be active on that command line).Once set you should be able to verify its value by doing
echo %ANT_HOME%in command lineThe % sign around the variable indicates it is an environment variable.
For linux use the
export ANT_HOME=<path>in command line or in your ~/.profile (persistent, require logout/login). Useecho $ANT_HOMEfor verification.