You want to run Ant.
Table 3-1. Ant command-line options
-buildfile file
-f file
-file file
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Specify which buildfile to use. If omitted, Ant searches for a file
named build.xml.
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-Dproperty=value
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Pass name/value pairs as properties.
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-debug
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Write debugging information as the build progresses.
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-diagnostics
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Write diagnostic information as the build progresses.
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-emacs
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Write the log file in a way that Emacs understands.
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-find file
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Locate a buildfile. Start searching in this directory, then the
parent directory, and so on until the file is found or the filesystem
root is reached.
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-help
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Show these options.
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-inputhandler classname
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Use a custom input handler class.
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-listener classname
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Use a custom build listener class.
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-logfile file
-l file
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Send messages to the specified file instead of the console.
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-logger classname
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Use a custom logger class.
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-projecthelp
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Show a list of all targets in the buildfile.
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-propertyfile name
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Load all of the properties in the specified file. Properties
specified with -D take precedence.
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-quiet
-q
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Suppress much of the output.
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-verbose
-v
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Write more information as the build progresses.
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-version
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Show the version of Ant.
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